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c. 1069 BCE - c. 392 CEThe Negative Confession continues in use throughout Egypt's later history until the rise of Christianity.
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c. 70 CE
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c. 100 CE - c. 200 CENanshe's symbol of the fish used by new faith of Christianity.
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c. 162 CE - c. 166 CEMarcus Aurelius persecutes new sect of Christianity.
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c. 239 CE - c. 330 CELife of Saint Gregory the Illuminator who is credited with bringing Christianity to Armenia (dates disputed).
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c. 300 CE - c. 400 CE
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c. 300 CEBelief in Apophis declines with the rise of Christianity. Rituals are abandoned.
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313 CE
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c. 314 CE
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c. 314 CESaint Gregory the Illuminator is made the first bishop of Armenia as Christianity is adopted by Tiridates the Great.
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c. 350 CE
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376 CE
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391 CE
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c. 397 CESaint Ninian brings Christianity to Scotland, rise of literacy and written history.
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397 CESt. Ninian begins conversion of Picts to Christianity.
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c. 400 CE - c. 500 CE
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c. 415 CE
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c. 432 CESt. Patrick comes to Ireland, lights fire announcing Christianity on Hill of Slane.
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c. 432 CE - c. 433 CESt. Patrick arrives in Ireland and preaches at the Hill of Tara, announcing the advent of Christianity.
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503 CEClovis converts to Christianity.
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611 CE - 643 CEReign of Cynegils in Wessex; first West Saxon king to convert to Christianity and be baptized.
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664 CESynod of Whitby; Oswiu of Northumbria decides in favor of Roman Catholicism over Celtic Christianity.
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c. 829 CE - c. 831 CEThe Frankish missionary St. Ansgar (801-865 CE) first introduces the Swedes to Christianity in the Viking trading town of Birka.
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1069 BCE - 392 CE: The Negative Confession continues in use throughout Egypt's later history until the rise of Christianity.
70 CE: The rise of Christianity contributes to the cultural and physical decline of the city of Ephesos.
100 CE - 200 CE: Nanshe's symbol of the fish used by new faith of Christianity.
162 CE - 166 CE: Marcus Aurelius persecutes new sect of Christianity.
239 CE - 330 CE: Life of Saint Gregory the Illuminator who is credited with bringing Christianity to Armenia (dates disputed).
300 CE - 400 CE: Rise of Christianity in Egypt replaces Heka and old religion with new model of belief.
300 CE: Belief in Apophis declines with the rise of Christianity. Rituals are abandoned.
313 CE: Roman emperor Constantine I tolerates Christianity.
314 CE: Armenia adopts Christianity as the state religion.
314 CE: Saint Gregory the Illuminator is made the first bishop of Armenia as Christianity is adopted by Tiridates the Great.
350 CE: Coptic script developed with the rise of Christianity and earlier Egyptian scripts forgotten.
376 CE: Fritigern formally converts to Arian Christianity in order to enter the Roman Empire.
391 CE: Christianity becomes official religion of Empire.
397 CE: Saint Ninian brings Christianity to Scotland, rise of literacy and written history.
397 CE: St. Ninian begins conversion of Picts to Christianity.
400 CE - 500 CE: Worship of Apis banned as Christianity becomes the dominant belief structure in Egypt.
415 CE: Cult of Amun proscribed by the new religion of Christianity. .
432 CE: St. Patrick comes to Ireland, lights fire announcing Christianity on Hill of Slane.
432 CE - 433 CE: St. Patrick arrives in Ireland and preaches at the Hill of Tara, announcing the advent of Christianity.
503 CE: Clovis converts to Christianity.
611 CE - 643 CE: Reign of Cynegils in Wessex; first West Saxon king to convert to Christianity and be baptized.
664 CE: Synod of Whitby; Oswiu of Northumbria decides in favor of Roman Catholicism over Celtic Christianity.
829 CE - 831 CE: The Frankish missionary St. Ansgar (801-865 CE) first introduces the Swedes to Christianity in the Viking trading town of Birka.
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