Letter To The Hawaiian Missionaries

I’m very sorry that I wasn’t able to send you a letter for the past few years. Since the day I left Alaska, me and many other missionaries went through an unforgiving sea, docked our ship, Uranie on a small bay in Hawai’i island, and right now we’re in the middle of teaching some important things to these Hawaiians. I don’t know if you’ll fully understand, but the reason why I secretly sailed all the way out into the middle of the ocean is, because we missionaries needed to spread our Christianity to Hawai’i. When we landed on the island, all of the Hawaiians were showing most of their skin, the men showed off their big, and humongous muscles to the public throughout the hot sunny day, and they believed in these things called gods. Since I haven’t got a chance to tell you anything about what I’ve been doing, I must as well tell you now. …show more content…
We soon figured out, that these Hawaiians still believed in their traditional Hawaiian beliefs. They believed in multiple gods and not just one. We knew this was our chance to spread Christianity to these Hawaiians. We explained to them in many ways that their problems are trying to tell them, that converting to Christianity is the only way to cure it. Probably after the 6th time we explained to them, slowly the Hawaiians converted to Christianity. Then the Hawaiian government got involved. The ali’i class started to convert to Christianity first, and because of that eventually members of the government, from the commoners to the chiefs stopped believing in their gods. They burned down their heiau, the images of gods, and committed to