How Should We Live: Exploring Moral Dilemmas in Contemporary Africa

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• Prof Lungu 10 years ago

  Thanks!
  
  This is a brilliant essay/speech! We will encourage you get is published as part of the TED Talk series. It is that important for Africa, and the world, today.
  
  
  Clearly, religion, as one of the victims attempte ...
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  Thanks!
  
  This is a brilliant essay/speech! We will encourage you get is published as part of the TED Talk series. It is that important for Africa, and the world, today.
  
  
  Clearly, religion, as one of the victims attempted to rely on, IS NOT A NURSE OR SOLUTION!
  
  In fact, religion is also part of the problem.
  
  What will make a difference is unitary government policies (we are thinking about Nigeria and the festering North, and Nothern Ghana), and vigilance to ensure every one, particularly girls and women, are not victimized, and their lifes destroyed needlessly.
  
  READ: "...When Christian armies fight Christian armies or Islamic armies fight Islamic armies, where is the one true word and for that matter, where is the one true god?..."
  
  OUR COMMENT: By extension, when Christian armies fight Islamic armies shall, or when "Jewish" armies fight "Islamic" armies, can we infer that "...the one true word and for that matter... the one true god" is on the side of the victor, (or the loser)?
  
  Heavy, indeed! And lots of food for thought, we must add!
  
  Greetings!

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• Prof Lungu 10 years ago

  A recommended read!
  
  Strongly!

  A recommended read!
  
  Strongly!

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• Prof Lungu 10 years ago

  If you believe that lack of critical thinking skills is a major factor in Ghana's/Africa's under-development, you must read this, and pass it on others!
  
  Hear the voice of Mzbel!

  If you believe that lack of critical thinking skills is a major factor in Ghana's/Africa's under-development, you must read this, and pass it on others!
  
  Hear the voice of Mzbel!

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