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Being a Christian in an Immoral Society

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Author(s)
Kamaara, Eunice
Keywords
Christianity
immoral society
conduct
religion
Bible
GE Subjects
Religious ethics
Spirituality and ethics
Community ethics
Lifestyle ethics
Biblical Theology

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/235517
Abstract
"Morality refers to that code of conduct which governs the way people should behave in relation to one another. In this sense, morality is a social enterprise. 1 In our human society today where such immoral actions as crime and violence are so common that they are almost acceptable, one wonders whether it is worthwhile attempting to be moral at all. In Kenya, for instance, social evils such as rape, robbery, sexual promiscuity, and murder are common features of social life. Yet about seventy-five percent of the cotmtry's population claim to be followers of Christianity - a religion whose basic moral teaching is obedience to the ten commandments and love for one's fellow men."
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1995
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