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    threat. The Ibo tribe is somewhat hostile against the new missionaries when they

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    territorial demands but also had corroded the Chinese culture. Educated Chinese felt that foreigners humiliated China and they resented even the lowliest European clerk. China then was bombarded with European religion‚ science‚ and art from the Jesuit missionaries. As time passed‚ the power of China grew weaker because successive emperors failed to bring China into the modern world. The Boxer Uprising of 1899-1900 was a turning point in China’s history. Economic hardship‚ anti-foreign feeling‚ widespread

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    and determination along with the ability to overcome conflicts that interfered. Although Mr. Foster was born in 1925 on June 27th with the ability to hear‚ he developed Spinal Meningitis and became deaf at age eleven. Later on‚ as a teenager‚ a missionary from Jamaica greatly influenced Andrew Foster after coming to his Sunday school. After growing up in Ensley‚ Alabama and attending a Talladega school for the colored

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    by moral convictions and religious‚ idealistic standards. Some people like this would be the Christian missionaries‚ who‚ after the Civil War‚ traveled South to plant churches and spread the gospel. These missionaries were compelled by a hope to encourage and create a biracial “beloved community‚” where everyone could live peaceably with one another‚ regardless of race or creed. These missionaries‚ and other Christians like them‚ wanted social and political equality for freed slaves. Civil rights were

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    To Kill a Mockingbird’s themes of justice‚ morality‚ and ethics are represented through the actions and beliefs of the characters Atticus‚ Bob Ewell‚ and the town of Maycomb‚ represented through the Missionary Society‚ which is controlled by the sociable white women. Justice‚ as in justice by law‚ is inherent in the novel as is justice through karma. Morality is also central to the novel; a strong sense of morality‚ or rather a lack of‚ guides the characters as the story progresses. Ethics and unethical

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    For example‚ the first missionary in the village named Mr. Brown is intrigued by the ways of the people in Umuofia. He is respected throughout the village due to his “policy of compromise and accommodation”(Achebe 184). On the other hand‚ Mr. Smith‚ the missionary who took over for Mr. Brown when he left due to his poor health‚ is “a different kind of man. He [sees] things as black and white

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    communicate‚ or don’t communicate‚ with one another. Religion is a strong holding point in their tribes. However‚ the perspective of religious tradition changes throughout the novel once colonialism‚ and Christianity‚ are introduced by the white missionaries. Differences in religious beliefs would be a reasoning for a tribe’s falling out‚ and religious discrimination throughout the novel. In the Ibo community‚ they believe in ‘chi‚’ or a personal god. One can see this mentioned in chapter four. In

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    The official arrival of Portuguese was recorded in 1543‚ the lead missionary Fr. Jerome de Angelis arrived in Japan for his Far East expeditions where he and his evangelist delegation prepared for their maiden Christian excursion in 1602 (Reischauer 215). Furthermore‚ Reischauer indicates that this was the beginning of the Christian spread into the ancient Japan expanding the religions to three main philosophies‚ Buddhism‚ Confucianism‚ and now the Christianity. However‚ towards the end of Toyotomi

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    seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. During this time many Jesuit missionaries established missions independent of the Spanish state in order to teach the native inhabitants Christianity. Leading this cause is Father Gabriel‚ a Spanish Jesuit Priest‚ who arrives in the jungle in South America to set up a mission and convert a small village of Guarani Indians. In the beginning of the film‚ there is an image of a Jesuit missionary tethered to a cross which is being sent over the massive Iguazu Falls

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    Contact with the with the west was cut off with the Mongol arrival‚ yet by the rule of Catherine the Great‚ contacts with the west had been reestablished. With the religious schism occurring in the Byzantine Empire‚ Roman Catholic and Orthodox missionaries attempted to convert

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