Conversation of the Huron’s As more Europeans came to the New World they witnessed Indian life first- hand. Most of what they saw appalled them. They believed that the Huron Indians were no more than savages without Christ. The Jesuits saw the Indian civilization in severe trouble because of its lack in Christian values. The Indians viewed the arrival of this news and practice of beliefs as intriguing but still were reluctant to give up their old ways of religion and pursue a new foreign one. Although both religions agreed on a supreme being to guide their immortal soul, the Hurons had so much more to their way of life that was not so e....

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