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I have wonderful news for you. Despite the vilifying god haters there are many among the aboriginals who have a love for the Lord Jesus. I know many of them and many communities have a non denominational church. Sometimes it is the only alcohol free place.
Generally aboriginals in the outback get around in car loads of people. They pile in as many people as possible and many are quite good bush mechanics.
In many of the communities they have church services a number of times a week. In some communinties its not that often.
Generally with the hardships most aboriginals go through they are far more spiritually aware of their need for the Lord Jesus Christ than most whities. Most communities have actually gone backwards since the Government took control of the communities. There is an aboriginal industry where a few Government workers and leaders make a packet but the rest miss out. I have been told by some elders how much more self respect they had when the missionaries ran communities.
The sacrifice of many of the early missionaries has really paid off in that many reverenced the Lord.
Like with most places the god haters have a very selected bias view of history. They are more concerned about dogma than results. They would even rather prsevere what they see as 'culture' than prevent child abuse and women bashing. They really have no idea and are more concerned about their self loathing dogma being pushed than results for aboriginal people.
Rest assured the aboriginals in Australia will be represented in heaven