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How did serb and croat got their religion?
How did serb and croat got their religion?
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Nice thread with a potential for 30 pages at least.
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It's not their religion. It's abraham's religion for his sons.
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Croat prince demanded baptism from Rome, after getting rid of Frank tutleage by war than and starting indipendent Kingdom. Pope blessed Croats and sent priests to Christianise us in Latin rite.
I don't know about Serbs.
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Out of twelve apostoles, 7 were Serbs..
So I guess that's how Christianity came to Serbia, as for Croats.. I am not sure... I think Serbs gave them religion.
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Long live to our orthodox brothers!
from wiki:
The Serbs were baptised during the reign of Heraclius (610–641) by "elders of Rome" according to Constantine Porphyrogenitus in his annals (r. 913–959).[18]
In 733, Leo III attaches Illyricum to Patriarch Anastasius of Constantinople.[19]
The establishment of Christianity as state religion dates to the time of Eastern Orthodox missionaries Saints Cyril and Methodius during Basil I (r. 867–886), who baptised the Serbs sometime before sending imperial admiral Nikita Orifas to Knez Mutimir for aid in the war against the Saracens in 869, after acknowledging the suzerainty of the Byzantine Empire. The fleets and land forces of Zahumlje, Travunia and Konavli (Serbian Pomorje) were sent to fight the Saracens who attacked the town of Ragusa (Dubrovnik) in 869, on the immediate request of Basil I, who was asked by the Ragusians for help.[20] A Serbian bishopric (Diocese of Ras) may have been founded in Stari Ras in 871 by Serbian Knez Mutimir, confirmed by the Council of Constantinople in 879–80.[21]
The adherence is evident in the tradition of theophoric names in the next generation of Serbian monarchs and nobles; Petar Gojniković, Stefan Mutimirović, Pavle Branović. Mutimir maintained the communion with the Eastern Church (Constantinople) when Pope John VIII invited him to recognize the jurisdiction of the bishopric of Sirmium. The Serbs adopt the Old Slavonic liturgy instead of the Greek.[18][22]
By the 870s, the Serbs were baptized and had established the Eparchy of Ras, on the order of Emperor Basil I.
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The book of Vidosav is my favorite.Originally Posted by Bosniensis
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We need to discuss this
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nice
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