When and why did Europeans end their practice of sacrificing

>>3163747

It depends whether ritualised execution for some ofense counts as human sacrifice.

Pagans in the Baltic region were executing Christian priests in religious rituals as late as in 11th century. Those were however punishments for capital offenses like sacrilege.

>>3163747
You have a problem with the death penalty?

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>>3163747
>When and why did Europeans end their practice of sacrificing humans to their gods, the father the son and the spirit?

Though there were a few odd human sacrifices here and there in continental Europe, Romans and Greeks mostly found the idea of human sacrifice deplorable. Europe changed its mind about human sacrifice when it started worshiping the devil in the name of Jesus.

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No need to answer him, his question does not even exist, just like his value as a human