A Christian response to religious violence : a curriculum addressing non-retaliation and peace in northern Nigeria

Apollos  Inuwa Handan

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A Christian response to religious violence : a curriculum addressing non-retaliation and peace in northern Nigeria

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Apollos Inuwa Handan. A Christian Response to Religious Violence : a Curriculum Addressing Non-retaliation and Peace In Northern Nigeria. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/423da692-2253-41d3-9506-b4f5ad3041c4.

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A. I. Handan. A Christian response to religious violence : a curriculum addressing non-retaliation and peace in northern Nigeria. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/423da692-2253-41d3-9506-b4f5ad3041c4

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Abstract

The goal of this study is to provide student pastors with a roadmap for peaceful coexistence through forgiveness and reconciliation as taught by Jesus and early Christians in the theology of non-retaliation found in the New Testament. Jesus' point of emphasis in his teaching is that his followers should avoid violence, whether capital punishment or engaging in destructive war in his name. Jesus taught his followers this new approach because he knew that those who were committed to following him would surely have enemies who would physically attack them. He knew that as humans we are bound to react to our enemies in the form of anger, sorrow, or defensiveness. Graduates of Pastors' School, Jos, and their congregations will have a mandate to apply Jesus' teaching on peace and forgiveness in their relationship with Muslims in northern Nigeria. This curriculum will address four basic areas of concern within four semesters. Each basic area of study in a semester will provide description, purpose or goal, objectives, requirements and procedures.

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