Reverend James Smith is less restrained than Mr. Brown and uses the established position in the church to push for less restrained expansion. Mr. Brown was careful to respect the Igbo beliefs, but Reverend Smith seems to have much less respect for these customs and instills this same irreverence in his followers.
The difference between Mr. Smith and Mr. Brown could refer to various aspects such as their personalities, backgrounds, or professions. For instance, Mr. Smith might be more outgoing and social, while Mr. Brown could be reserved and introspective. Additionally, they may have different interests or areas of expertise, which shape their interactions and perspectives. Ultimately, the specifics would depend on the context in which these individuals are compared.
Mr. Smith Goes To Washington was released on 01/01/1939.
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The white man's name in Things Fall Apart is Reverend James Smith.
Both the Reverend James Smith and his predecessor Mr. Brown are Christian missionaries in "Things Fall Apart" by Chinua Achebe. They both aim to spread Christianity in the Igbo community, but they have different approaches. Mr. Brown is more understanding and accommodating of the Igbo culture, while Reverend James Smith is more rigid and intolerant.
Mr. Brown is the first missionary who comes to Umuofia to build his church. He is later replaced by Reverend James Smith. Another answer could be Nwoye or Isaac, who comes back to Umuofia after Mr. Brown.
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Mr. Smith is a white Christian missionary who represents colonialism and attempts to convert the Igbo people to Christianity. Mr. Brown, on the other hand, takes a more accommodating and understanding approach towards traditional Igbo beliefs and customs. While both are outsiders, Mr. Brown shows more cultural sensitivity compared to the more aggressive and uncompromising Mr. Smith.
they both have religous belief +_+
Reverend James Smith is Mr. Brown's successor to the church of Umuofia, after Mr. Brown is forced to leave for Europe due to ill health. Mr. Smith is a much more zealous preacher of Christianity, and is much more of a punishment/reward type of preacher. He openly dismisses the Igbo culture as barbaric. Eventually he tries to protect Enoch in the church after Enoch kills an egwugwu. As a result, the tribe comes to the church. Despite Mr. Smith's protestations, the tribe burns the church down.
The Reverend (first name) and Mrs. (first name) SurnameNote that the title "The Reverend" takes the first name not the surname. Thus, if John Smith is ordained his correct title is not "The Reverend Smith" but "The Reverend John Smith". Note also that a definite article is required: "The Reverend", never simply "Reverend".Just Reverend is for conversation only when speaking to the Reverend face to face.
Mr. & Mrs. Smith
Oh, what a lovely question! When addressing a letter to a female reverend and her husband, you can write "The Reverend [Her Full Name] and Mr. [His Full Name]." It's important to show respect for both of them in your greeting. Just remember to spread kindness and love in all your interactions, just like painting happy little trees.
This could be done in several ways. I believe the current best practice would be The Reverend and Mr. Smith.