I've always been upset at how those of us in the indigenous communities cling to Christianity as some absolving attribute. Land stolen, dignity stolen, labor stolen, and for some reason we seek refuge in a religion that was largely imposed on us.
But there are questions whose answers are not affected by history, choices, or even atrocities. Is a God? What his character? I don't understand why one would reject god to spite a people group, culture, or what-have-you.
On the contrary, my ancestors include a Native American that married a preacher. She clearly had a different perspective on at least that man, his beliefs, and his god.