Change over Time: Latin America

From 1450 to the look, religious beliefs and practices in Latin the States changed in that universality and a die of worships began to be seen throughout Latin America, and continued in that animist and character righteousnesss slake remained. Changes in Latin American religious ideologies be easily seen from 1450 to the present twenty-four hours. A new religion entered their society. With the find of the new world in 1492 by Columbus, many more conquistadors and explorers would come to colonise and explore the new world.Also, a sort out of people called the Jesuits came to the new world. The spread of universality really began in the 1600s by the Jesuits who controlled much of Latin America at this time, and gave special privileges to those converted. As this was happening Catholicism was being diffused into the society of Latin Americans. However, because the people were so deeply root in Indian culture ne plus ultra worship remained. Another change was that a blend of b oth Catholicism and animistic religion was being formed in Latin America.For example, in modern day Mexico, even though they are Catholic, at that place are legends and stories that talk about El Tio, the God of the Mine, he is supposed to shelter the miners from harm in the mine. Another example, is dreary magic which began to form in the Caribbean. Because Indians were so deeply rooted in their culture, shading of Catholicism and their culture within religion happened. There were also continuities in religion during this time.First, many animistic and nature religions still continued to play a major(ip) role in Latin American societies. The Latin American societies readily back up Catholicism, but held on to their traditional beliefs. maven reason they held on to their beliefs was because it was all they had cognise for hundreds of years, and people who have done something for a very long time are not just going to evanesce up and change it, because it is part of their ge neral life.Also, they did not see a gather up to apportion up their animistic beliefs no one was forcing them to give them up. There was merely an advantage to joining the Catholic church, because the Jesuits would give you special access to missions, and the opportunity for learning. standardised processes to those seen here were also obvious in sub-Saharan Africa, seeing as the Europeans colonize and explored there too. Christianity also spread to Sub-Saharan Africa and became a major belief trunk in both societies even all over their animistic beliefs and polytheism.