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الصفحة 162
But while they accepted his political or diplomatic help , the Bantu people did not simultaneously accept the Christian religion . It is difficult to say how far they understood the real intentions of the missionary in respect of ...
But while they accepted his political or diplomatic help , the Bantu people did not simultaneously accept the Christian religion . It is difficult to say how far they understood the real intentions of the missionary in respect of ...
الصفحة 167
They work hard to keep their homes Christian , to supply them with food necessaries , and to have their children schooled , even if men neglect these duties.2 The reasons for this change are not immediately evident from the missionary ...
They work hard to keep their homes Christian , to supply them with food necessaries , and to have their children schooled , even if men neglect these duties.2 The reasons for this change are not immediately evident from the missionary ...
الصفحة 168
... of forgetting the traditional life of their own people , of being insane.1 Some thought that conversion brought dire calamity upon family and tribe : Many are well convinced of the ( Christian ) truths they hear [ reported a ...
... of forgetting the traditional life of their own people , of being insane.1 Some thought that conversion brought dire calamity upon family and tribe : Many are well convinced of the ( Christian ) truths they hear [ reported a ...
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