How is Reverend Hunt's desire to convert the natives to Christianity an example of culture clash in the novel, Blood on the River?

Reverend Hunt's desire to convert the native to Christianity is an example of culture clash because he cannot understand that his sharing of Christianity is a cultural exchange, rather than a conversion. When Namontack returns from England, Reverend Hunt sees his refusal to adopt Christianity as nothing more than a simple misunderstanding, he is disappointed to find otherwise. The natives have their own ways, and they have no interest in adopting foreign way without necessity.