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[90] Saul Togaka Saueha: what happen in october 1938,was the reaction of power btween God and the sky gods of rennell people gather and the message of God was preached and all people convicted and accept the new God.however,rennellese gods disagreed when people accept the new God so people possesed with different spirits and they spoke differently and act disrespect by naking them and even having sex with their own women.people were likely mentally affected
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[92]Saul Togaka Saueha: According To Our Traditions, there Were certain People Who Can Mediate Or Communicated With Death People And They Can Tell What Happen To The Soul Of A Death Man Like Most Souls Of People Were Taken By Their gods to their place.except the soul of those who believed jesus and died were not seen. when living people asked about soul of believer who died, they(ancestors) said that they did not see him. The God In Heaven Took Them
[93] It Is Impossible...Most People Today Are Doing Other Things Like Go To School, find Jobs Etc. Few People They Longing To Get Communicate With Their Ancestors. They Stood Beside Old Graves And Meditate But Nothing Turn On Good. Sometimes People Doing Such Practises Are Mentally Affected...But There Were Certain Requirements Before Someone Can Communicate With Ancestors Like People Need To Have Ritual Temple To Offer Sacrifices.
[94] Lindsay Tamaika, 22 years. People of Rennell and Bellona province talk about October 1938 because it was a time where people show the power of God really work on them and most importantly, it shows how God in heaven are really wanting his people to come back to him.
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[112] Lindsay Tamaika: The changes involves,People are no longer building traditional houses for shelter,they are not wearing their traditional wears like leaves, tapa clothes, and so forth. People are no longer live on caves. they are not using their traditional tools for farming,fishing,hunting,cooking, and so on. Those things are no longer used because their traditional way of living and practices was mostly effective only with the power of their custom gods but when they are do away with them (Custom gods), their traditional practices and living are no longer effective as it was in the past. Therefore, that was the really cause or reason of why the people in the 2 Island rapidly change on their Villages and culture.
[113]Saul Togaka Saueha: people live together in village with their own church like SSEC,SDA,Baptist, Aglican have their own separate villages.few family move out from main villages and setup new settlement when logging and mining operate in rennel.people expose to western lifestyle like interest with music,sport,drugs,fashion.most people own permanent house,video,vehicle etc.
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[119] Lindsay Tamaika, Rennell, 22 years: In this event, every people in the village are getting married to each, Children are getting married with old people and even they are not worried about the custom.eg, they walk around the village without clothes and even they are having sexual activities publicly. Those activities are totally not good to the eye of the custom of the Island and even for every human races in the world
[120] SE: "Did you go bathing with the group?" Luke: "Yes, I was there. The men and women wore no calico. They were not in the least ashamed." (Ordinarily, places for bathing and defecation are separate.)
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[132] Saul Togaka Saueha: SDA church which is the second mijority church apart from SSES the majority church base their doctrine on The Old Testament book whereas Baptist church the third majority church read Old Testamet book as what they brlieve had done away compare to New Testament teaching which Jesus had fulfiled during His personal ministry.
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