“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations,” is the essence of Christianity. Jesus Christ commanded his followers to go into all directions of the world and share the good news. But how to do this when these nations are full of cultures and differences that these disciples had yet to encounter? Throughout the history of Christianity, we see many types of Christianity take hold through different forms of leadership and hierarchy. Each of them contains its own views, ideas and concepts about what Christianity should look like and what it should contain, while trying to maintain the very foundations of Christ's teachings. But as the world continues to age and grow, we begin to see the practices and factors of Christianity weaken due to the unnoticed acts of Jesus and his ideas of socio-cultural acceptance. Taking a look at the controversy over Chinese rites, I will argue for the importance of culture and the adaptation of culture in evangelical approaches. In the Bible we see that one of the first famous missionaries was the apostle Paul. Even though we see that Paul had a background in taking care of or killing those who did not share the same mindset as him, he still experienced a life-changing moment where he was able to see the importance of acceptance and of the introduction of Christianity into people. own identity. The work of the apostle Paul was entrusted by God to serve all people and share with them the grace and message of God through Jesus Christ. 3 This is why I Paul am a prisoner for Christ Jesus because of you Gentiles, 2 because surely you have already heard of the commission of God's grace that was given to me for you.” Paul traveled to many places and was known for sharing...... middle of paper ......ki, SJ The Controversy of Chinese Rites from Early to Modern Times, (1) George Minamiki, SJ The Rites Chinese The Controversy from its Beginning to Modern Times, (3) George Minamiki, SJ The Chinese Rites Controversy from its Beginning to Modern Times, (3) Samuel Hugh Moffett. A history of Christianity in Asia. Volume II (105) George Minamiki, SJ The Chinese Rites Controversy from Early to Modern Times, (4) George Minamiki, SJ The Chinese Rites Controversy from Early to Modern Times, (4) George Minamiki, SJ The Chinese Rites Controversy from From its beginning to modern times, (5) George Minamiki, SJ The Chinese Rites controversy from its beginning to modern times, (6) George Minamiki, SJ The Chinese Rites controversy from its beginning to modern times, (8) Samuel Hugh Moffett. A history of Christianity in Asia. Volume II (120)