Celtic Christianity

Celtic Christianity broadly means that branch of Old Christendom that spread up into North West Europe where it was accepted and meshed with the native Celtic descendants (Irish, Welsh, Scottish, etc.). More specifically Celtic Christianity refers to a form of Christianity combined with Celtic spirituality.
The Celtic Church tended to view humans as more pure than their continental counterparts and they rejected or drew away from the notion of Original Sin. They also tended to see the Earth as a living being or presence, treating her at times almost like a Saint (this was undoubtedly a modified version of Danu worship).
Celtic Christianity remains strong even into modern times, with a strong presence in the Anglican Alliance and (to a lesser degree) within the Ghosts of Catholicism. Celtic Christianity is strongest in the alternative religion sphere where spiritual seeker types are attracted to this ancient form of Christianity. 
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