100 points please help ill mark brainliest but only do real answers and answer if you have read it or are willing to read it and answer correctly This is about James Baldwins The Fire Next Time -
Read from "I UNDERWENT," to "avoided and despised ourselves" in "Down at the Cross: Letter from a Region in My Mind."

What were some of the challenges that Baldwin faced at the age of fourteen that made him turn to religion for refuge and answers? How does the way he describe his experiences in the church help us understand what his experience meant for him? What does his attitude toward religion in America seem to be? Use examples-- details that stand out to you-- from the text that seem to point to answers and show your thinking about the details. And don't forget to ask questions about the details. Remember our practice of close reading: what details stand out to you? what questions do these details raise? what thoughts and feelings do you have about these details that might help you answer your questions?