Kristen Baru (bahasa Spanyol: Cristiano Nuevo; bahasa Portugis: Cristão-Novo; bahasa Katalan: Cristià Nou) adalah sebuah sebutan sosio-relijius dan hukum di Kekaisaran Spanyol dan Kekaisaran Portugis. Istilah tersebut dipakai sejak abad ke-15 untuk menyebut para keturunan Yahudi Sefardi dan Moor yang dibaptis dalam Gereja Katolik melalui Dekrit Alhambra. Dekrit Alhambra 1492, yang juga dikenal sebagai Edik Pengusiran, adalah hukum amti-Yahdui buatan para penguasa monarki Katolik usai Reconquista di Semenanjung Iberia. Dekrit tersebut mewajibkan Yahudi untuk masuk Katolik atau diusir dari Spanyol. Kebanyakan sejarah "Kristen Baru" merujuk kepada mualaf Yahudi, yang umum dikenal sebagai Converso (atau Marrano) sementara mualaf Muslim dikenal sebagai Morisco.

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Christians and Old Christians in Portugal^{[pranala nonaktif permanen]}, written by António Nunes Ribeiro Sanches, in 1748, in Portuguese^{[pranala nonaktif permanen]}
A history of the Marranos, by Cecil Roth
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Dramatic episodes of the Portuguese Inquisition, volume 2, by Antonio Baião, in Portuguese
Trial of Gabriel de Granada by the Inquisition in Mexico, 1642-1645, according to Cecil Roth, 'it gives a remarkably graphic impression of a typical Inquisitional case'
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