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Most Anglo-Saxons and Celts in England worshipped Christ, by 1066. The Normans who invaded England in 1066 A.D. were also Christians, under the spiritual leadership of the Pope. The last pagan king of England was the Anglo-Saxon Arwald, who died in 686 A.D. The Kings following him were Christians of one kind or another. There were still a few people in England who worshipped the old Druid religions and had other pagan beliefs, but they had almost died out by 1066 A.D. Those beliefs all evolved into rather mild superstitions over time in England.
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