THey view the caribbean as a place to go for a vacation and the beach and as a third world poverty stricken area. They see west indians as people who love to party.
How about Afro populated ..
No odda nationalities ?
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[quote author=The Chairman link=topic=82061.msg512995#msg512995 date=1374689015]
THey view the caribbean as a place to go for a vacation and the beach and as a third world poverty stricken area. They see west indians as people who love to party.
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So do you see tourism as a negative?
Many churches in the United States send their young people on “mission trips†to Caribbean nations (Belize, Haiti, etc.) to build homes, churches, and spread Christianity. What do you think of this? Is it helpful? Do Caribbean nations “need†this sort of help?
THey view the caribbean as a place to go for a vacation and the beach and as a third world poverty stricken area. They see west indians as people who love to party.
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So do you see tourism as a negative?
Many churches in the United States send their young people on “mission trips†to Caribbean nations (Belize, Haiti, etc.) to build homes, churches, and spread Christianity. What do you think of this? Is it helpful? Do Caribbean nations “need†this sort of help?
Yo dude .
define what you see as the Caribbean ..
Nation , population , Religion et al....
define what you see as the Caribbean ..
Nation , population , Religion et al....
I dont see it as a problem as long the are not spreading the gospel in guyana.
Where Hindu and Muslim is the Majority !
so the Image of the Cribbean need to be defined !
so the Image of the Cribbean need to be defined !
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=82061.msg512999#msg512999 date=1374690365]
Yo dude .
define what you see as the Caribbean ..
Nation , population , Religion et al....
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That's a good point - there's no set definition. There are geographic definitions which would mean strictly any nation bordering the Caribbean Sea. Then there are colonial definitions. Does CARICOM membership make a nation Caribbean? I don't know. I don't think there is one way of defining what Caribbean means.
Yo dude .
define what you see as the Caribbean ..
Nation , population , Religion et al....
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That's a good point - there's no set definition. There are geographic definitions which would mean strictly any nation bordering the Caribbean Sea. Then there are colonial definitions. Does CARICOM membership make a nation Caribbean? I don't know. I don't think there is one way of defining what Caribbean means.
[quote author=The Chairman link=topic=82061.msg513000#msg513000 date=1374690428]
I dont see it as a problem as long the are not spreading the gospel in guyana.
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What about that would bother you?
I dont see it as a problem as long the are not spreading the gospel in guyana.
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What about that would bother you?
Yes ....Caricom nations are a good starting point !
But indvidual countries like Trinidad and Guyana :
are a distinct society in terms of ethnic and religion make up !
different from Jamaica , barbados and the Islands !
But indvidual countries like Trinidad and Guyana :
are a distinct society in terms of ethnic and religion make up !
different from Jamaica , barbados and the Islands !
[quote author=amittaizero link=topic=82061.msg513003#msg513003 date=1374691138]
What about that would bother you?
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Hindus and Muslim do NOT take kindly to Christian missionaries :
In Guyana and Trinidad !
What about that would bother you?
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Hindus and Muslim do NOT take kindly to Christian missionaries :
In Guyana and Trinidad !
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