Browsing Department of Religion & Human Values by Subject "Morality"

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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 ...
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 ...
Teenage pregnancy in the life and thought of the traditional Akan: Moral perspectives

Appiah-Sekyerea, Paul; Nyamekyea, Samuel Awuah (University of Cape Coast, 2012)

In the past, teenage pregnancy was very rare among the traditional Akan people, currently, however it has reached an alarming stage. The traditional rites that were effective in instituting ...

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