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Your answer was: Norway. |
Answer: Near the end of the 10th century, King Olaf I of Norway convinced his subjects to accept Christianity in Iceland. He then sent Christian missionaries to Iceland, where they were quickly accepted. Around 1000 Icelanders made a peaceful decision that all should convert. Despite this, Iceland's ruling class, maintained their power. Some built their own churches; others were ordained. Holar was the Episcopal see for northern Iceland and a cultural and educational center for almost seven centuries (1106-1798). It was founded as a diocese in 1106 by bishop Jón Ögmundsson and soon became one of Iceland's two main centers of learning. 'Religion in Iceland' on Reykjavikout.is  Millennium of Christianity in Iceland XV Century Altar Piece Bishop Guomundor St Porlacur of Skalholt St Jon of Holar 1151 (2000) |
