The most zealous Christians are the ones labeled osu or outcasts by the rest of the tribe. These ones have the most to prove because all their life they have been taunted and seen as less than average men by the rest of the tribe. When they get a chance to be on the other end, to be seen as superior by mocking the rest of the tribe, they take it, due to their insecurity with their own self worth.
The most zealous Christians in "Things Fall Apart" are the missionaries who view the Igbo customs and religion as pagan and contrary to their Christian beliefs. They are eager to attack these customs because they believe they are spreading the word of God and offering salvation to the Igbo people by converting them to Christianity. Their zeal stems from a sincere commitment to their faith and a belief in the righteousness of their mission, albeit with a lack of understanding or respect for the Igbo culture.
Presbyterianism is the religion of thoughtful Christians who prefer to have things done decently and in order.
It is almost the same as christians but the do different things but they still believe in god!
It affected their religion and customs because some things were not allowed.
No, no they did not. They had their own religion which predates the bible. They weren't christians and had their own beliefs on things.
SPIRITUAL INVOLVES DOMAIN THAT IS DE-LOCALISED, INFINITE AND BORDERLESS.. Religion is governed by culture, practices, customs, bound things including bound soul.
i wouuld say no, i mean christians do bad things even though God is against it.
Yes, Christianity is a religion based on the teachings of Jesus Christ as outlined in the Bible. It is one of the major world religions that has influenced culture, ethics, and beliefs across the globe.
central dogma about reality or god; views of life and fate;common moral rules; ethics practices customs and code of conduct
Some of the Ibo are attracted to the songs of the Christians; Nwoye in particular is drawn to the Christians by these songs.The Christians welcome all people, including outcasts, and mothers with twins.
During the week of Easter in "Things Fall Apart", the Christians are killed in a clash with the community because of their introduction of a new religion that threatens the traditional beliefs and practices of the Igbo people. The Christians face violence and persecution as a result of their presence and attempt to spread their faith in the village.
No, he does not hate ANY religion, it simply mocks some of them because of the fact that some of them use their religion to hate some things. He stated in PLENTY of interviews that he respects EVERY single interview.
The villagers in "Things Fall Apart" began to act against the Christians because they saw the new religion as a threat to their traditional way of life and beliefs. They felt that the Christians were undermining their cultural practices and values, leading to division and conflict within the community.