“用他们(母亲)的牛奶喝了异端邪说”:1600-1798年，英国新教徒在马耳他皈依天主教

IF 0.2 2区哲学 Q2 HISTORY

British Catholic History Pub Date : 2022-10-01 DOI:10.1017/bch.2022.22

F. Ciappara

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本文分析了1600年至1798年间379名英国新教徒在马耳他皈依天主教的情况。它探讨了他们改口背后的动机，他们皈依的动因，以及掩饰在抛弃新教信仰中的作用。它以两点结束。首先，地中海地区的人们“不知道宗教边界”。1马耳他和其他地中海地区一样，是一个宗教背景混杂的地方。其次，尽管英国新教徒认为自己是“当选者”，他们的国家是新以色列，但这两种信仰并不相互排斥，可以在捍卫基督教世界方面找到共同点。

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‘Having drunk heresy with their (mother’s) milk’: English Protestant converts to Catholicism in Malta, 1600–1798

This article analyses the conversion of 379 English Protestants to Catholicism in Malta between 1600 and 1798. It explores the motivations behind their recantation, the agents of their conversion and the role of dissimulation in discarding their Protestant faith. It ends with two remarks. First, people in the Mediterranean ‘knew no religious frontiers’.1 Malta, like other Mediterranean territories was a place with a mixed religious profile. Second, though English Protestants considered themselves to be the ‘elect’ and their country the new Israel, the two faiths were not mutually exclusive and could find common ground over the defence of Christendom.

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