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MineralMan

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5. And yet, knowing that those people are hostile to outsiders,
Thu Nov 22, 2018, 12:42 PM
Nov 2018

and knowing that it was illegal to go there, he went, nonetheless.

His deity did not protect him, which can be taken as some sort of sign of something, I think.

Mr. Chau was not a bright fellow, it seems.

Perhaps the deity or deities worshiped by the people on that island has told them to kill strangers who preach of other deities. Certainly, the deity that Chau worships has done that plenty of times. For evidence, browse through the Old Testament. Killing outsiders seems to be part of many religions. Odd, isn't it?

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