Sacrifice and Conversion between Europe and the New World

  From Tupinambá anthropophagi to ‘bloodthirsty Aztecs’ or ‘child-killing Incas’, American (human) sacrifices flooded the European imagination in the sixteenth century. In Europe, these images interacted with a heated debate about salvation, the Eucharist, and the role of sacrifice within Christianity.

Chapter 5: European Exploration and Conquest – Western

Dubious papal ressourcement: On the incomplete Saint Francis of

The Aztec Antichrist and Indigenous Christianity – SAPIENS

500 years later, Mexico recalls Spanish conquest - Los Angeles Times

Chapter 1 Introductory Essay: 1491-1607 - Bill of Rights Institute

Mass of Saint Gregory: Artistic Disobedience in Early Modern

Unlearning Our Settler Colonial Tongues - Boston Review

The European Discovery and Settlement of the New World Is Based on

Our Lady of Guadalupe: Converting the Aztecs - Catholicism Coffee

Portuguese Exploration and Spanish Conquest