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A PHILOSOPHICAL CRITIQUE OF KARL MARX’S CONCEPTION OF RELIGION
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]Religion is a contested notion because different persons have different view of what it is. Religion is fundamental because no society can exist without it as part of their culture, it is also part of human nature. This research attempted to analyze the meaning of religion, its positive and negative aspects in a society and also an attempt was made to analyze its importance in an ideal society. This research was carried out by first, looking at the background, purpose, significant, purpose of religion. The methods used were historical, expository and critical methods, and analysis. We examined
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY Religion is such a prominent feature in human society that it cannot be simply ignored.5 So, the significance of this research is to draw attention to the fact that it is only where religion is practiced with sincerity or genuinely that one can talk about the moral life of the individual in a given society: A human being can never be complete without the spiritual wellbeing which is an essential part of his human person. Again, this research is important because it tends to show that in a particular society where true religion is practiced, morality is ... Continue Reading
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]Religion is a contested notion because different persons have different view of what it is. Religion is fundamental because no society can exist without it as part of their culture, it is also part of human nature. This research attempted to analyze the meaning of religion, its positive and negative aspects in a society and also an attempt was made to analyze its importance in an ideal society. This research was carried out by first, looking at the background, purpose, significant, purpose of religion. The methods used were historical, expository and critical methods, and analysis. We examined
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