Talk:Catholic Church in Chile

Reference issue
I don't see any references to support what seem to be unusual statements in this article: 1) This article says "Chileans, many of whom where now of German and British descent", yet Wiki's own article on Chile states "The European portion of Chile's population consists mainly of people descended from Spanish settlers (predominantly Castilian, Andalusian and Basque), with minorities having German, Italian, Irish, French, British, Swiss, and Croatian ancestry, singly or combined." 2) This article says "The hynms are all American Protestant ones." Where is the evidence for this, frankly, odd statement.

The article reads as if written by an evangelical / charismatic American. If I am wrong, then citations for evidence should be included.

TonyAustria (talk) 23:45, 2 February 2011 (UTC)

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Additions to the History Section
Hello, fellow Wikipedians. I have added to the History section as part of a Wiki Education Foundation-supported course assignment. I felt that the former History section was a little too brief to do justice to the role of the Chilean Catholic Church in an extremely important period in Chilean history. My sources are as follows: Brian Smith's The Church and Politics in Chile: Challenges to Modern Catholicism, Alfred Hennelly's Liberation Theology: A Documentary History, David Fernandez's Oral History of the Chilean Movement Christians for Socialism, Stephen Ruderer's Between Religion and Politics: The Military Clergy during the Late Twentieth Century Dictatorships in Argentina and Chile, Alexei Barrionuevo's A Serene Advocate for Chile's Disappeared, and Steven Stern's Battling for Hearts and Minds, and Reckoning with Pinochet: The Memory Question in Pinochet's Chile. Hopefully you and future readers will find my additions helpful and worthwhile. Revengemin Button (talk) 19:03, 3 June 2022 (UTC)