Alrighty. I remember that Confucianism was being discussed as being a generic religion for places across the world? Well, how about that Confucianism represents a mix of Christianity, Native American Paganism and Viking Aesir belifs in Vinland?
The Gonzo said:event = {
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Something like that?
HoChiMinh said:Iceland...
The Gonzo said:Yeah, they'll most likley convert to Protestantism or Reformed when they come into contact with the Europeans again and the reformation happens.
Vinland would be very isolated from Europe, and Greenland would be to a certain extent. But Iceland would be perfectly reachable from Scotland or Norway, and indeed was visited by numerous European mariners in the Middle Ages, some of whom brought the Black Death to the island. Also, historically Iceland converted in about the 11th century under outside pressure, indicating that Europe still had considerable influence over the island. So how would Iceland have become so isolated that they didn't even know about books?
mikl said:Surely an isolated society are more likely to take their original catholicism and twist it over time...? Isn't this a classic cargo cult community, where the isolation creates a brand new belief, due to lack of constant reinforcement of the central thesis of christianity from Rome? Have they bibles with them? Can they read?
Surely a pagan religion is more likely...
The Gonzo said:Alrighty. I remember that Confucianism was being discussed as being a generic religion for places across the world? Well, how about that Confucianism represents a mix of Christianity, Native American Paganism and Viking Aesir belifs in Vinland?
HoChiMinh said:I was kind of thinking Iceland would have isolated themselves by choice from Christianity and Europe.
Why?