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VIKING TV series: Snorri Sturlason and the Warrior Stories of Scandinav, Lars Magnar Enoksen, Hanne Nabintu Herland Report.

Snorri Sturluson, Christianity and the Warrior Stories of Scandinavia

  The Viking culture is spectacular in its remarkable shift from Norse religion to embracing Christianity, as their famous kings set out to Christen Scandinavia and abolished the Viking customs of keeping slaves, leaving babies out for the wolves to kill, human sacrifices and much more. This shift is explored in the Herland Report articles about this topic. The Viking …

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Viking King of Norway, Harald Hardrada and Orthodox Christianity in Scandinavia

Viking King of Norway, Harald Hardrada and Orthodox Christianity in Scandinavia

  The great Viking king of Norway, Harald Hardrada (1015 – 1066) was a true international warrior. The Viking culture is spectacular in its remarkable shift from Norse religion to embracing Christianity, as their famous kings set out to Christen Scandinavia and abolished the Viking customs of keeping slaves, leaving babies out for the wolves to kill, human sacrifices and …

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