Things Fall Apart - The Clan's Religion and Christian Religion

There are many differences between family religion and Christianity. This is reflected in the word "true god" on pages 126 - 129. Tribes and missionaries have different opinions about who this true god is. It is difficult for clans to understand Christian faith because they are isolated from the influence of the outside world. Because they only know their own culture, it is difficult to adapt to Christian lifestyle. After arrival, the missionary could hardly understand the tribe.

The autumn community religion of this story is Ibo, but in this story Christian missionaries are trying to turn local people into Christianity. These two religions are completely different. Therefore it is difficult for local people to understand the purpose of Christianity, missionaries are difficult to understand wart symbol. Warts religion has many gods. There is a god which is raining. Most of these gods focus on nature. Because they are mostly agricultural societies, nature is very important to them. As they worship the earth, please take care of the earth and not humiliate the earth in any way

After reading, we may ask what is the difference between wartime practice and religion, apart from highly practiced religion, Christianity. Some of the differences lie in how the wart's religion practices polytheism, one or more gods, and Christians by monotheism. How do the other people believe in the animated gods? They can live and see God. There is a big difference between the religion of Ibo Clan and Christianity.

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