In Things Fall Apart: Okonkwo appears to be initially curious like everyone else. Upon meeting them for the first time, he comes to the conclusion that the missionaries are crazy. Not only do they consider the powerful Igbo gods harmless, but they also go on about man who has a mother but no father.
Later he believes that they are a disgrace, breeding abominations of the villagers, and should be forcibly removed. He is disappointed when the village of Abama declines to remove the missionaries by force.
In No Longer At Ease:
Obi Okonkwo views many of the missionaries as wanting to bring civilization to those who have already been civilized.
Ezinma takes Okonkwo some food, and she and Obierika notice the whip marks on his back.
Some of the reasons are:No one thinks that the missionaries will accept the offer.The villagers can pretend to have accommodated the request.Even if they do accept the offer, they will be driven off by the gods.
No, the blame lies more with Okonkwo and the European colonists, though the Christian missionaries was part of the transition of Nigeria.
The elders expect that the gods will shower their wrath on the missionaries and that the Christians will be dead within a week. This is because they have built their church in the evil forest.
Okonkwo beats his wife (possibly second...you may want to look this up as I read the book months ago). This is unheard of because during the week of peace, all violence is frowned upon.
It could be illegal from the point of view of the home countries of the missionaries, and it would very likely be illegal from the point of view of the target country. Don't enter this project unprepared.
Okonkwo responds to the changes in his fatherland with resistance and a desire to uphold traditional values and customs. He is fearful of the influence of the Christian missionaries and colonial powers, viewing them as a threat to his culture and way of life. Okonkwo's response is driven by a deep sense of pride in his heritage and a reluctance to adapt to the changing world around him.
The Igbo in Mbanta are initially intrigued by the missionaries' arrival but become wary as they begin to challenge and criticize Igbo traditions and beliefs. Some members, like Nwoye, are drawn to the new religion, while others, like Okonkwo, are resistant and view the missionaries as a threat to their way of life.
Okonkwo's disapproval and harsh treatment towards Nwoye, due to Nwoye's perceived weakness and differences in character, cause Nwoye to feel alienated, resentful, and eventually lead him to distance himself from his father and embrace Christianity when introduced to it by the missionaries. Okonkwo's rejection and lack of understanding of Nwoye's emotions and needs ultimately drive a wedge between them.
Protestant missionaries. -APEX Learning®️ 2021
Not all missionaries wear white. To which missionaries are you refering?
Mover theresa established the active and contemplative missionaries of charity sisters. The missionaries of charity brothers and lay missionaries of charity.
Depends on which missionaries in what era.
Yes, she joined the Sisters of Loreto before she founded the Missionaries of Charity.
Did you mean the missionaries of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, or the earlier Christian missionaries??
Missionaries are sent all over the world for various reasons. Some missionaries are known as medical missionaries. These are doctors, pharmacists, or nurses that go overseas and use medical experience to help out in other countries. Other types of missionaries are Religious Missionaries, Sports Missionaries, and many others. These are fairly self-explanatory. Missionary's work everywhere.
She founded the Missionaries of Charity.