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What is the main reason the speaker questions the possibility of having a common heavenly father with the white man?
What is the main reason the speaker questions the possibility of having a common heavenly father with the white man?
- The speaker believes that their people are spiritually stronger than those of the white man.
- The speaker thinks their people are abandoned by any form of protection or support.
- The speaker doubts that they share common values with the white man.
- The speaker believes the white man's God does not love their people but rather supports the white people. (correct)
Why does the speaker mention that the Hasim mass will cease to frighten their women, children, and old men?
Why does the speaker mention that the Hasim mass will cease to frighten their women, children, and old men?
- To emphasize the need for spiritual guidance and protection from harm.
- To highlight the importance of feeling safe and protected by a strong figure or entity. (correct)
- To criticize the British warriors for not doing enough to defend their people.
- To contrast their situation with that of the white people in terms of facing threats.
What does the speaker imply when they say 'Our people are ebbing away like a rapidly receding tide that will never return'?
What does the speaker imply when they say 'Our people are ebbing away like a rapidly receding tide that will never return'?
- Their faith in the white man's God is slowly fading away.
- Their culture and way of life are diminishing and will never be the same. (correct)
- Their population is decreasing rapidly and will not recover.
- Their trust in their own leadership is diminishing over time.
What does the speaker mean by 'How can your God become our God, and renew our hospitality'?
What does the speaker mean by 'How can your God become our God, and renew our hospitality'?
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What impact does the speaker believe the white man's God has on their people?
What impact does the speaker believe the white man's God has on their people?
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Why does the speaker argue that if they share a common heavenly father, he must be partial?
Why does the speaker argue that if they share a common heavenly father, he must be partial?
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