300 years ago.
300 ....wow. That long??
Rwanda was pretty recent though like 14 years or something.
The truth about the massacre is that there were murderers and victims from both sides. There are numerous books and articles and each with its own version. Although finding the real truth about it might be a bit difficult, all stories lead to one or two questions: Why did the massacre happen and why did the world as a whole fail to put a stop to it? One thing that is known for a fact is that Hutus and Tutsis are (and have always been) against each other. As a UCLA political science professor, Edmond Keller says, "A combination of historical discrimination and political policies contributed to the tension which culminated in the Rwandan genocide."
and Tahiti was 200 years ago.
You "do" have a time machine don't you?
the " civilization of indians" IN the US was 160 years ago, but the practice continued dubiously until the 1970's
Not by the church it didn't...
the methodist church awesome evangelization of the philipines was a mere 100 years ago.
What's wrong with offering the gospel?
how about fanatical catholicism in Vietnam during the 1960's ( which caused Buddhists to protest by burning themselves alive) that's pretty recent, right?