Talk:Multiculturalism and Christianity

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Christianity and Multiculturalism are not compatible.
For the simple reason that Christianity has to follow the guidelines of the bible which in a certain sense teaches a type of culture an norms. If those norms do not conform with biblical guidelines, they have to be dismissed. There is other reasons as well like the bible teaching a nation (with a single broader culture) as social model. Israel sets a good example there. Furthermore there is even evidence that Jesus was himself a racist. All this and more needs to be considered. --105.0.4.253 (talk) 01:26, 28 May 2020 (UTC)

Article expansion
This article needs to be expanded and significantly rewritten, especially the Late Roman period and between the fall of the Western Empire and the Age of Discovery. No mention at all is made of the continuing Eastern Roman Empire or of Eastern Christianity. No mention is made of the Christianization of pagan Europe. Any help would be appreciated. Editor2020 (talk) 19:13, 19 October 2020 (UTC)