When european clergy read to native americans from the bible about god creating the world in six days, was there anything relatable for native americans?

a. most native americans compared the bible with their own written version of the old testament.

b. no native american religions believed in creation myths.

c. many native americans concurred with the idea of a single supreme being creating the world.

d. some native americans stated that they were a lost tribe of israel.

e. most native americans did not have any religion to compare with christianity?

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Trace Lawson

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14 August, 06:33

When european clergy read to native americans from the bible about god creating the world in six days, was there anything relatable for native americans?

a. most native americans compared the bible with their own written version of the old testament.

b. no native american religions believed in creation myths.

c. many native americans concurred with the idea of a single supreme being creating the world.

d. some native americans stated that they were a lost tribe of israel.

e. most native americans did not have any religion to compare with christianity?

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Donald Bailey · Answer 1

The answer is letter C. There are lots of native Americans who concurred with the thought or idea of a certain single supreme being who created the whole world. This is somehow relatable to them when European clergy read to them from a bible about the story of God creating the whole world within six days.