What assumptions underpinned the policy of "the Bible and the plough"? How might this policy create additional conflict between colonizers and colonized?

Concentrating upon the benefits to commerce, Buxton suggested that the Bible should help the plough in 'civilising' Africa, a task left to the missions. Unfortunately bringing : "civilization" to Africans was not the main reaason for colonization rather than exploiting the country as a resourse to make money.