Comparitive Religions-Kolb's

Introduction My great aunt was a fascinating woman. She was raised in Canadian by English parents, married and immigrated to the United States. She understood French and English and was fluent in several different languages. She attended services, in places of worship, all over. She chose to practice Christianity. She raised her six children in Christianity, but educated them in other religions to allow them the option of choice. My great aunt was the greatest …

…will ensure they are aware of the persecution these people have had to endure throughout history by Christian people. This increased knowledge may help them to guarantee it will never be repeated in the future. It may not be a concern in their lifetime, since the Holocaust of World War II is still a recent occurrence, but with education they will be able to assist their children with the prevention of another horrific injustice.