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The Rise and Fall of the Ecclesia Indiana

Zatyrka, Alexander P.
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Zatyrka, Alexander P.
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Autochthonous Church
local churches
evangelization
inculturation
Ecclesia Indiana
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Religious ethics
Ecumenism
Intercultural and contextual theologies
Missiology
Indigenous theologies
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Latin American Christianity / Theologies
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"El presente artículo trata el tema de la Iglesia autóctona desde una perspectiva histórica. La intuición de favorecer el crecimiento de iglesias locales maduras existe desde el principio de la evangelización en América. Desafortunadamente, estos esfuerzos se encontraron con muchos problemas de inculturación y también de incomprensión por parte de las autoridades civiles y eclesiásticas que terminaron por suprimir la naciente Ecclesia Indiana. La invitación es a aprender del pasado para no caer en los mismos errores." "This article treats the topic of the Autochthonous Church from a historical perspective. The intuition of promoting the growth of mature local churches exists from the beginning of evangelization in the Americas. Unfortunately, these efforts met with many problems of inculturation and also with the lack of understanding of civil and ecclesiastical authorities that ended up in the suppression of the emerging Ecclesia Indiana. The invitation is to learn from the past in order not to repeat the same mistakes."
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2006
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