In OTL, the Vita Bonifatii auctore Willibaldi, written in the 8th Century, recounted the felling of Donar's Oak in Hesse by St. Boniface in his efforts to Christianize the Germanics. IOTL, basically nothing bad happened with the felling and the saint was able to hold it as evidence, for lack of a better word, of the falsehood of the old Germanic gods compared to the Christian God.
However, what if an accident occurred in the felling, with the trunk falling on the priest by some severe lapse of judgement or just pure bad luck. How would it delay Christianization, if at all, and for how long? You are allowed to vary the extent of his injuries from minor to outright death and adjust your argument accordingly.
Also, apologies if this is offensive to Christians.
However, what if an accident occurred in the felling, with the trunk falling on the priest by some severe lapse of judgement or just pure bad luck. How would it delay Christianization, if at all, and for how long? You are allowed to vary the extent of his injuries from minor to outright death and adjust your argument accordingly.
Also, apologies if this is offensive to Christians.