Things Fall Apart: B vs. S

le, but somehow still refuses to discard the pieces of wood and stone he calls "gods" and believe in the one Holy Spirit. He calls these pieces of wood "messengers" of God and explained to me that God has these "messengers" working for Him because he would be incapable of doing all the work himself.
             The people of the villages rarely worship God Himself, but spend most of their time worshiping these carved pieces of wood. I'm not sure how this began, but one of my primary goals is to make them realize the foolishness in
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