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The Jesuits wanted the Natives people to hear the knowledge of the true God and be civilized and instructed in the Catholic faith.
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| Hey! Don't you want to know about our true God?! | |
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| Nah, i don't want to abandon my own culture and religious beliefs. | |
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The Jesuits tried to stay out of Huron politics.
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| Let's stay our of Huron politics. | |
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...but because Hurons who converted to Christianity enjoyed privileges in the fur trade, many joined the Church and became to live near the Jesuits. Still, many Hurons refuse to join the church.
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| Hey! Did you know that our true God is with us always, and loves us unconditionally? | |
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| STOP TRYING TO CONVERT ME! | |
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