Christianity in Europe was introduced with overwhelming violence in every way from the beginning. First, it was an attempt by the Byzantine eastern Roman empire after the fall of Rome to reunite the western and eastern remnants. Three hundred years later, Charlemagne was viciously and ruthlessly violent in establishing Christianity in the west.  Conversion was established by force under Charlemagne. Thereafter, Christianity was associated with continual violence and warfare, as Europeans fought among themselves for land and domination, all the while blessed or excommunicated by the church.

In this way, "God's will" was indelibly chained to violence, force, and insane intellectualizations about it all, or "stories." It is why, after 1600 years, Euro-culture discourse still demands a universal, god-like perspective in our understanding - this is how everyone is everywhere all the times under all circumstances - and presumes other universal knowledge no human can actually know.