| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 15:44 - Mar 25 with 997 views | eireblue |
Priti is arranging my deportation order now. |  | |  |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 15:47 - Mar 25 with 993 views | leitrimblue |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 15:42 - Mar 25 by Guthrum |
It's not actually known. The earliest firm evidence is 3rd-4th centuries, however. |
I never been too interested in Roman archaeology but was sure I had seen Christian mosaics from late 2nd century. But could be wrong was never a favorite subject |  | | |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 15:53 - Mar 25 with 981 views | factual_blue |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 15:44 - Mar 25 by eireblue |
Priti is arranging my deportation order now. |
Don't let her bully you. |  |
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| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 15:55 - Mar 25 with 980 views | Ftnfwest |
24, put me in front of my queen for the knighting ceremony now |  | | |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 15:58 - Mar 25 with 970 views | Guthrum |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 15:47 - Mar 25 by leitrimblue |
I never been too interested in Roman archaeology but was sure I had seen Christian mosaics from late 2nd century. But could be wrong was never a favorite subject |
Not aware of any that early in Britain. Most of the well-known ones are early 4th century, after Christianity was legalised. |  |
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| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 16:06 - Mar 25 with 966 views | leitrimblue |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 15:58 - Mar 25 by Guthrum |
Not aware of any that early in Britain. Most of the well-known ones are early 4th century, after Christianity was legalised. |
If I remember rightly think it bit more basic and not as colorful as later ones, possibly around Kent? Can't remember, but think it had the fish symbol or the weird letter sometimes connected to early Christianity. Though could easily be 3rd-4thC an I'm getting confused. | | | |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 16:10 - Mar 25 with 958 views | Keno |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 14:48 - Mar 25 by leitrimblue |
When we're Christian communities first in UK? Or something similar. I answered 1st and 2nd centuries and was told it was wrong |
Well hold on
Its well know God is Irish and Ireland isnt part of the UK
God's son went to Isreal to get things start and came back home Limerick to get the church started in Ireland, establish Tayto crisps, start brewing Guinness and set up Munster Rugby Club.
That kept them busy for a bit and it couple hundred years later they decided to grace the heathen British with the finer things of life
Crisps
Guiness
Rugby
singing |  |
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| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 16:16 - Mar 25 with 949 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 15:00 - Mar 25 by ZXBlue |
Hardly relevant information.
And the last question was entirely subjective, about what were fundamental ideas behind English life or something. |
The question was which of these is NOT a fundamental idea of English life and one of the answers was driving... |  |
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| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 16:16 - Mar 25 with 948 views | Churchman |
23/24. I was a century or two out regarding Britain and Christianity. There was a mixture of ok and rather odd questions in that little lot. |  | | |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 16:16 - Mar 25 with 948 views | leitrimblue |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 16:10 - Mar 25 by Keno |
Well hold on
Its well know God is Irish and Ireland isnt part of the UK
God's son went to Isreal to get things start and came back home Limerick to get the church started in Ireland, establish Tayto crisps, start brewing Guinness and set up Munster Rugby Club.
That kept them busy for a bit and it couple hundred years later they decided to grace the heathen British with the finer things of life
Crisps
Guiness
Rugby
singing |
If God's son was from limerick I'm guessing he was just doing a bit of tarmacin and taking in a dog fight or 2 in
Israel before returning to limerick with the odd generator? | | | |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 16:26 - Mar 25 with 938 views | Keno |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 16:16 - Mar 25 by leitrimblue |
If God's son was from limerick I'm guessing he was just doing a bit of tarmacin and taking in a dog fight or 2 in
Israel before returning to limerick with the odd generator? |
Dem Roman Roads had to be built by someone!!
Not sure about a generator but certain came back with a holy grail ........ or 3 or 4 | |
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| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 16:38 - Mar 25 with 929 views | leitrimblue |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 16:26 - Mar 25 by Keno |
Dem Roman Roads had to be built by someone!!
Not sure about a generator but certain came back with a holy grail ........ or 3 or 4 |
Like to think he brought back the original sacred heart picture. You know the ones that you plug in an his little heart glows red? Used to be compulsory in every rented house in the West of Ireland til quite recently. Think you can only get um in knock now | | | |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 16:40 - Mar 25 with 926 views | bluelagos |
I fear the standards are far too low, given that I got 21 and would have passed. If riff raff like me are getting in... |  |
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| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 16:57 - Mar 25 with 921 views | Pendejo |
22 - Christian and Welsh questions did me. |  |
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| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 17:06 - Mar 25 with 909 views | solemio |
23/24 |  | | |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 17:12 - Mar 25 with 898 views | J2BLUE |
17. Pointless. |  |
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| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 17:17 - Mar 25 with 894 views | Meadowlark |
23. Failed on question about Christians!
WTF? |  | | |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 17:17 - Mar 25 with 894 views | Radlett_blue |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 14:17 - Mar 25 by Swansea_Blue |
Same here. Can't believe I got the Chartists wrong - but that's something to do with peasants hasn't It? Nanny doesn't let me talk about them. |
The Chartists had several demands, including universal male suffrage so I think the supposedly correct answer could be challenged. |  |
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| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 18:19 - Mar 25 with 874 views | BasingstokeBlue |
21. Bleh. |  |
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| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 19:01 - Mar 25 with 848 views | Keno |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 16:38 - Mar 25 by leitrimblue |
Like to think he brought back the original sacred heart picture. You know the ones that you plug in an his little heart glows red? Used to be compulsory in every rented house in the West of Ireland til quite recently. Think you can only get um in knock now |
likes that a cert to me!!
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| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 19:04 - Mar 25 with 847 views | stonojnr |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 15:42 - Mar 25 by Guthrum |
It's not actually known. The earliest firm evidence is 3rd-4th centuries, however. |
yes but thats when we have evidence it was an established organised religion with bishops and places of worship with most of the Romano-British population as practising Christians, that doesnt just come into existence instantly on that scale
3rd-4th century is when you had Roman Emperors as practising Christians, so there must have been a good century or two of growth as a religion across the Roman Empire before hand for that to even have become a possibility and an accepted thing at that level
so Id have said at least by the 2nd-3rd century there must have been some practising Roman christians communities in the UK by then even if it wasnt accepted by the majority population. | | | |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 19:42 - Mar 25 with 828 views | Guthrum |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 19:04 - Mar 25 by stonojnr |
yes but thats when we have evidence it was an established organised religion with bishops and places of worship with most of the Romano-British population as practising Christians, that doesnt just come into existence instantly on that scale
3rd-4th century is when you had Roman Emperors as practising Christians, so there must have been a good century or two of growth as a religion across the Roman Empire before hand for that to even have become a possibility and an accepted thing at that level
so Id have said at least by the 2nd-3rd century there must have been some practising Roman christians communities in the UK by then even if it wasnt accepted by the majority population. |
Oh indeed. It's an entirely reasonable assumption that Christian communities existed in Britain before 306AD. The legend of St Alban pushes it back to perhaps the late 3rd century, but prior to that we simply have no evidence with which to back up such assumptions. | |
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| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 23:17 - Mar 25 with 802 views | ronnyd |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 14:39 - Mar 25 by leitrimblue |
19 outta 24 though I think they have the wrong answer to question 13 |
Me too, Glad i was born here.  | | | |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 02:03 - Mar 26 with 787 views | acj |
| How well would you do in the UK nationality test? on 15:40 - Mar 25 by Guthrum |
22/24. Would have done better if I'd read one of the questions properly.
Plus I assumed the NI Assembly had always collapsed, rather than being formally suspended by the UK government. |
I made the same assumption! Also got the question about the first Christians settling in the UK wrong, but what relevance does that have to anything anyway?! |  |
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