Earliest Mention of Jesus in Germany
The earliest mention of Jesus in Germany predates Odin by a century. Archaeologists found the oldest evidence of Christianity in Northern Europe. A silver amulet, buried with a man between 230 and 270 AD. ...
A screenshot of a humorous post claims that the earliest mention of Jesus in Germany predates Odin by a century, quoting an archaeological discovery of a silver Christian amulet buried with a man between 230 and 270 AD. The joke contrasts Christianity’s early presence in Northern Europe with the later historical references to Odin, framing the discovery as a correction to assumptions about Germanic religion. EN: A screenshot of a humorous post claims that the earliest mention of Jesus in Germany predates Odin by a century, quoting an archaeological discovery of a silver Christian amulet buried with a man between 230 and 270 AD. The joke contrasts Christianity’s early presence in Northern Europe with the later historical references to Odin, framing the discovery as a correction to assumptions about Germanic religion.
- @antichirst / 23218 2026-09-17
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- ironic, informative
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