From Paganism to Christianity: Shaping Early Britain

This chapter explores the historical narrative of Britain before the Roman invasion, focusing on the lack of written records and the Christian influences that shaped modern understanding. It discusses the transition from pagan beliefs to Christian practices, examining the roles of early kings and the societal transformations that occurred during this period. Through the interplay of pagan traditions and the rise of Christianity, the chapter highlights how these dynamics influenced cultural identity and governance in early medieval Britain.