conversion of indigenous people to christianity
The conversion of indigenous people to Christianity refers to the process in which native populations adopt the beliefs and practices of the Christian faith. This often involves missionaries sharing the teachings of Christianity with indigenous communities and advocacy for the adoption of Christian beliefs. The conversion can lead to cultural and social changes within indigenous populations as they integrate Christian beliefs into their traditional beliefs and practices.
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