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Browsing Department of Religion & Human Values by Author "Anderson Jnr, George"

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  • Children, morality and abusive words: The Ghanaian perspectives 
    Anderson Jnr, George (University of Cape Coast, 2015)
    In almost every Traditional-Akan society in Ghana, generally one observes and listens to growing up child say words such as „mummy or daddy‟. Addition to these words is some few names of familiar people that the child ...
  • Corruption in the wake of high religiosity in Ghana: Questioning the possibility 
    Anderson Jnr, George; Tayviah, Margaret Makafui (University of Cape Coast, 2019)
    Statistically, 71.2% of Ghanaians profess Christianity, 17.6% profess Islam, and 5.2% are African Traditional adherents. Given the statistical index above, one expects to see corrupt free practices in the country. Yet, the ...
  • Magic and miracles in Ghana: A critical examination 
    Appiah-Sekyere, Paul; Anderson Jnr, George (University of Cape Coast, 2013)
    Some people seem to understand magic and miracles to be the same. The understanding of such people can be attributed to the effects that the two phenomena produce. However, magic has also been perceived by some people to ...
  • Religion and morality in Ghana: A reflection 
    Anderson Jnr, George (University of Cape Coast, 2013)
    Several scholars have written extensively on religion and morality. These works generally try to answer the question of what determines morality. Whiles some scholars strongly maintain that religion is the determinant of ...
  • Wife battery: a divine command from the garden of eden or a gene disorder in men? Ethical perspectives 
    Anderson Jnr, George; Oppong, Joseph (University of Cape Coast, 2019-03-31)
    In the past, women in the Ghanaian traditional societies were mostly not actively involved in issues relating to decision-making, leadership, and public engagement in the company of men. Their place was the kitchen. That ...
  • Youth and pornography in Ghana: An ethical perspective 
    Anderson Jnr, George; Oppong, Joseph (University of Cape Coast, 2014-07)
    Technology has caused more harm than good in Ghana to some extent. This is in view of the falling standards in moral foundations of children and youth in Ghana. In the recent years, youngsters are exposed to pornographic ...

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