Chinese Rites controversy

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The Chinese Rites controversy was a major 17th–18th century dispute within the Catholic Church over whether traditional Chinese ancestral and Confucian rites could be considered compatible with Christian doctrine.

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instanceOf historical event
religious controversy
theological dispute
about compatibility of Confucian rites with Christian doctrine
status of ancestor veneration in Christianity
translation of Christian terms into Chinese
chronology peaked in early 18th century
endTime 18th century
hasCause Jesuit policy of accommodation to Chinese culture
disagreement over nature of Confucianism
question whether ancestral rites are civil or religious
hasEffect condemnation of Chinese rites as superstitious by the Holy See
debate on cultural accommodation in missionary work
imperial ban on Christian preaching in China
long-term decline of Catholic missions in Qing China
restriction of Christian missions in China
hasPart dispute over Confucian rites
dispute over ancestral veneration
imperial Chinese edicts on Christian missions
papal decrees on Chinese rites
historicalPeriod Counter-Reformation NERFINISHED
Qing dynasty NERFINISHED
influenced 20th-century reassessment of Chinese rites by the Vatican
later Catholic teaching on inculturation
involves Charles Maigrot NERFINISHED
Dominicans NERFINISHED
Franciscans NERFINISHED
Jesuits NERFINISHED
Kangxi Emperor NERFINISHED
Matteo Ricci NERFINISHED
Pope Benedict XIV NERFINISHED
Pope Clement XI NERFINISHED
Propaganda Fide NERFINISHED
Yongzheng Emperor NERFINISHED
location China NERFINISHED
Rome
mainTopic Catholic missions in China NERFINISHED
Chinese rites NERFINISHED
inculturation in Christianity
opposedBy Dominican missionaries
Franciscan missionaries
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church
significantEvent Kangxi Emperor’s 1706 edict against missionaries refusing rites
Yongzheng Emperor’s 1724 proscription of Christianity
papal bull Ex illa die (1715) NERFINISHED
papal bull Ex quo singulari (1742) NERFINISHED
papal decree Cum Deus Optimus (1704) NERFINISHED
startTime 17th century
supportedBy Jesuit missionaries

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Pope Clement XI involvedIn Chinese Rites controversy