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Chronology of Early Christianity: Christian History Timelines Jan 16th 2012, 11:07 Chronology of Early Christianity Christian History Timelines  Related Pages • Chronology Index   When was the Gospel of Matthew written? When did the Buddha live? When were the Salem Witch Trials? When did Constantine convert to Christianity? So many questions... so difficult to find quick answers to them. One of the best ways to learn about religion is to study religious history, but too often events are studied in isolation. This new feature will present comprehensive timelines of religious history. Important dates of all the religions are mixed into all the timelines - that way, when you are reading about the history of Christianity, you can also see what important things were happening with Islam or Buddhism. In addition, important non-religious events and people are included as reference points. Early Christianity Medieval Christianity Medieval Christianity I: 450 - 800 Medieval Christianity II: 800 - 1100 Medieval Christianity III: 1100 - 1200 Medieval Christianity IV: 1200 - 1300 Medieval Christianity V: 1300 - 1400 Medieval Christianity VI: 1400 - 1500 Note: The timelines of medieval Christianity have been significantly updated. Whereas the previous version had around 200 entries, the current version (as of June, 2004) has around 800 entries. Modern Christianity Modern & Reformation: 1500 - 1600 Modern & Reformation: 1600 - today Other Christian Timelines -->

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