Afterlife Native Americans vs Christianity Beliefs

Faith in indigenous peoples and Christians in the Hereafter Monday morning of this week I am very nervous. This is my first true mission on WWRC-TV. I would like to compare and contrast how two different religious groups see the afterlife. Considering the freedom of choice, I decided to Christianity and Native Americans. These two looks very different, but they have similar properties. People have a strong emotion about religion, and the afterlife may be the most critical and controversial.

Christian faith - Catholics, Protestants, Baptists, and other Christians - have different orthodox faiths, but the heart of Christian religion to the afterlife is that there is the afterlife which side finally ended. Evil people have hell - especially the Catholic church teaches that Hellfire is eternal yet those who work well and have heaven. In addition, the Catholic Church claims to have so-called "purgatory" from heavenly church between heaven and hell. The teaching of theology is that after the period of purification, the spirit eventually progresses and enters the sky. There are other Christians who do not accept Purgatory, Protestantism

Faith in indigenous peoples and Christians in the Hereafter Monday morning of this week I am very nervous. This is my first true mission on WWRC-TV. I would like to compare and contrast how two different religious groups see the afterlife. Considering the freedom of choice, I decided to Christianity and Native Americans. These two looks very different, but they have similar properties. - Religion was the foundation of early colonial American puritans. Many of the early settlements consisted of men and women who fled from Europe in the face of persecution, came to new land and worshiped as they wanted. Their faith is firmly rooted in the fact that God is involved in every aspect of their lives and should be constantly worshiped

When Native American faced Christianity, some people incorporated Christianity into their own beliefs and created a new, integrated system. Other people resisted the beliefs of their conquerors and stuck to traditional beliefs. For example, in Peru 's Inca, baptism is considered an intruder and there were Inca chiefs who killed those who accepted the expression.

Many Native American spiritual beliefs have remarkable similarities with Christianity. For example, many Native Americans believe in single, almighty God and the immortality of the soul. Nonetheless, local spiritual practices seem to be savage for European observers. Some Indians believe in the influence of material sacrifice and try to solve the supernatural power that brings magic to Europeans. Many Europeans believe that the fall of the Native American is sacred retribution. Pastor John Karund of pastor John Baptist in 1739 mentioned the decline of indigenous peoples as follows.