Christianity in Eastern Europe

Who were some of the most important figures in the spread of Christianity to Slavland?

>Boris I of Bulgaria
>The first foreing ruler to adopt Orthodox Christianity from Byzantium
>Adopted the Glagolitic Alphabeth
>Slaughtered 40is Bolyars and their entire families of his elite who refused to become Christian, so he could set and example
>Wrote to the Pope despite being Orthodox, asking for forgivness that he slaughtered his elite, the pope responded that "he did so not out of ignorance but for Christianity"
>His son and successor tried to revert to paganism as soon as he came to power
>Boris came back to power and blinded his son then promptly sent him into exile
>Established a literary school in which the Cyrilic was developed using the Glagolitic sounds as a base but replacing the majority of the weird looking characters with latin and greek ones.
>Actually the first one to have the name Boris, and since it's a common slavname you can extrapolate his influence on Christianity.
>Actually become canonized as a saint.

>slaughter innocent people
>become a saint

Why do Christcucks think they are moral again?

This is such a cool painting.

Why do you think we give a shit whether you think if we're moral or not?

Jesus

:^)

The Slavs were rebelling, the Byzantines were raiding the border, the Serbs who were like a slavic superpower at the time also wanted to annex territories. There were 3 different religions in the Bulgarian Empire, the conquered Byzantines who were Christian, the Slavs with their gods Perun, Svarog and so on, and the rulling class Bulgars who were Tenrinist. Boris I couldn't allow the state to be fractured as that meant total dissolution, and the only way he saw was to unify all of the people living in the empire under a common religion and language, so he did what he had to. Is it barbaric? Possibly, but he more than made up for it with contributions to the spread of Christianity to other Slavic states.

He was a savage. Savages kill one another when they don't comply.

Saint Heraclius beheaded Chosroës

St Charlemagne slaughtered thousands

St Olaf also slaughtered thousands

And so on

Nothing wrong with killing to help people to reach salvation

Warriorstianity > Cuckstianity

The most important are:

Boris I of Bulgaria in the Bulgarian Empire
Vladimir of Kiev in Kievan Rus'
Stephen I of Hungary in the Kingdom of Hungary

All three were sainted