Preaching as a Language of Reconciliation in a Context of Divisions, Conflict and Violence in the Middle Belt Region of Nigeria

Authors

  • Nicodemus Pele Daniel

Keywords:

preaching, language, reconciliation, divisions, conflict, violence and middle belt region

Abstract

In the Middle Belt region of Nigeria people used religion ethnicity and tribe to segregate exclude marginalize and demean one another whereby conflict and violence have become a language Therefore this article argues that preaching as a language of reconciliation is a great technique for helping people move from thinking and talking division conflict and violence to thinking talking and the practice of social cohesion harmonious life and sustaining life in the Middle Belt region of Nigeria Therefore the article proposes that preaching as a language of reconciliation should focus on change from proposed evil to thoughts of sustaining life preaching as a language of reconciliation should focus on change from egocentrism to promoting human well-being preaching as a language of reconciliation should focus on change from fixation on the past to ultimate forgiveness and Preaching as a language of reconciliation should focus on building a common future

How to Cite

Nicodemus Pele Daniel. (2021). Preaching as a Language of Reconciliation in a Context of Divisions, Conflict and Violence in the Middle Belt Region of Nigeria. Global Journal of Human-Social Science, 21(C6), 57–66. Retrieved from https://socialscienceresearch.org/index.php/GJHSS/article/view/3874

Preaching as a Language of Reconciliation in a Context of Divisions, Conflict and Violence in the Middle Belt Region of Nigeria

Published

2021-03-15