It's the 19th century for us, so... since the 8th century? A lot of Scandinavian kings converted by then, and then in the 12th century, they established Archdioceses -- people who answered directly to the church. So you've got smaller seats of power in the area, which lends more influence to priests and missionaries.
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So...anti-Satan people?
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except lavi will tell her]
Christians -- well, Catholics. That's a subset of Christianity. Think of one really big religion that keeps getting pushed around on everyone.
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It's the 19th century for us, so... since the 8th century? A lot of Scandinavian kings converted by then, and then in the 12th century, they established Archdioceses -- people who answered directly to the church. So you've got smaller seats of power in the area, which lends more influence to priests and missionaries.
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[Give her a moment she's doing some mental calculations between calendar systems.]
Wow, so you're from 300 years before my time! And that means Christians were around for nearly a thousand years.