What does the white missionary tell the Igbo people about their own gods?

He says they are fearsome manifestations of Satan.

He says they are merely aspects of the one true God.

He says they are false gods made of wood and stone.

He says they are illusions that empower the ruling class.

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Kailey Huber

6 October, 02:24

What does the white missionary tell the Igbo people about their own gods?

He says they are fearsome manifestations of Satan.

He says they are merely aspects of the one true God.

He says they are false gods made of wood and stone.

He says they are illusions that empower the ruling class.

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Jakob Schwartz · Answer 1

He says they are false gods made of wood and stone.

In _Things Fall Apart_ the white missionary is talking to the Igbo people about the deities they had been worshiping and tells them that those gods were not real by communicating to them that their gods were false gods which were merely made of wood and stone.

What does the white missionary tell the Igbo people about their own gods?He says they are fearsome manifestations of Satan.He says they are merely aspects of the one true God.He says they are false gods made of wood and stone.He says they are illusions that empower the ruling class.

What does the white missionary tell the Igbo people about their own gods?

He says they are fearsome manifestations of Satan.

He says they are merely aspects of the one true God.

He says they are false gods made of wood and stone.

He says they are illusions that empower the ruling class.