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Northumbria
Church
Christianization
Whitby
synod
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The Anglo-Saxons, by conquering northern England, almost caused (indirectly) the rupture of its inhabitants with the Roman Church. This gap was filled by Celtic Christianity. As a result, there was Christianization in northern England by Roman and Celtic missions and conflict between them. When this conflict reached its apogee, a synod was convened at Whitby (Northumbria), which contributed greatly to the triumph of the Roman option. That is what this article is about.
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