in the absence of the roman empire catholicism went into massive decline and paganism had a massive resurgence

The Dark Ages was all expansion of Christianity

The conversion of Clovis, of Ireland, of the Saxons, and Scandinavia

lol

I wish I didn't have to filter that word

I don't retract what was deleted

I just wish it didn't have to be deleted

Discord is gay

I miss being able to call people whatever I wanted to

@CronoSaturn where was the massive resurgence of Paganism in France, Germany, Ireland, Scandinavia, and the Baltics

Enlighten us tardboy

@CronoSaturn so youre saying the western roman collapse led to pagan tribes taking the land for themselves

He is incoherently rambling

@PunishedMuskovy yes i think thats pretty uncontroversial

what period of time can we most accurately pin the dark ages to

The tribes that migrated into the Roman Empire were mostly Arian Christians though?????

Bro pls stop

You're hurting me

This hurts to watch

hahah wut

the goths wuz christians

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They were so like

I mean

Alaric was a Christian

The Visigothic and Ostrogothic kingdoms were Christian

Bro pls stop oh my goodness

Plus you fundamentally misunderstand the Germanic migrations

These were not large populations of people

And they had already been moving into these territories for a century prior

Remove the enter key from your keyboard or throw your phone against the wall this hurts to watch

lmao

many converted after getting on to the italian peninsula, thats not to say that the franks and germans at that stage were all christian

You're right. Clovis converted to Cheistianity, the first king of the Franks.

What's your point

Are you saying the Dark Ages was like a decade bro

And that's the only time we can isolate it to since pagans supposedly resurged???

Source pls

all of this shit sounds like it happened before the "dark ages" began

aka the middle ages