THE CHURCH TRANSPLANTED TO AMERICA. TWO HISTORIOGRAPHIC DEBATES.
Over the last hundred years, five great historiographic debates have attempted to explain the rapid acceptance of the Christian faith in Mesoamerica and also in the Inca epoch. Of these five debates, two are studied, analysed and are subjected to criticism here: 1) whether the first Franciscan evang...
| Publicado en: | Imago Temporis. Medium Aevum Vol. 19; pp. 123 - 144 |
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