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16세기 누에바 에스파냐 지역 가톨릭교회의 선교 전략과 "원주민적 그리스도교 문명권에 대한 기획"
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Abstract
In the sixteenth century, two mission projects were made. The first was ‘the project of Hispanic Christianity’ and the second was ‘the project of Indian Christianity’. The Spanish Crown imposed the model of Hispanic Christianity in New Spain. But the mendicant missionaries, especially the Franciscans and some bishops supported the project of Indian Christianity. Millenarianism, eschatology and utopia of Tomas More strongly influenced their mentality. In this paper strategies on the mission during the sixteenth century in New Spain are studied. In particular, the close relationship between the ``project of Indian Christianity`` and the strategy of mission will be analysed.