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Tag: Religious syncretism

Forced Conversion

Forced Conversion to Christianity in the Philippines

Posted on 25 April 202525 April 2025 by Michael Camus

The arrival of the Spanish in the Philippine archipelago in the 16th century marked a pivotal moment in its history, initiating over three centuries of colonial rule. Beyond the political and economic transformations, one of the most profound and enduring impacts was the widespread introduction and eventual adoption of Christianity, primarily Roman Catholicism. The process…

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Spread of Christianity in the Philippines

Spread of Christianity in the Philippines

Posted on 25 April 202525 April 2025 by Michael Camus

The story of the Spread of Christianity in the Philippines is inextricably linked with the arrival of the Spanish in the 16th century. What began as a seemingly isolated event – a cross planted on a shore – evolved over centuries into the defining cultural and spiritual characteristic of the archipelago. Today, the Philippines stands…

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Cultural Fusion in Filipino History

Cultural Fusion: How Filipino Ancestors Adopted Christianity Through Integration, Not Just Conversio

Posted on 13 February 202514 February 2025 by Michael Camus

The Philippines is a nation rich in history and cultural diversity. One of the most fascinating aspects of its past is how Christianity became deeply rooted in its identity. Unlike simple religious conversion, Filipino ancestors embraced Christianity through a process of integration, blending it with their existing traditions and beliefs. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary,…

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Filipino Priests

Beyond Zamora and Mallari: Native Filipino Priests in Spanish Colonial Times

Posted on 21 May 202421 May 2024 by Michael Camus

In the stories of native Filipino priests from colonial times, one chilling tale stands out. It’s the story of Father Juan Severino Malyari. He was accused of causing 57 mysterious murders in Magalang, Pampanga over a decade in the 1800s. This event is a stark reminder of the deep and often ignored stories of indigenous…

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