Examines how moral reasoning influences peace in Nigeria's multireligious society, suggesting vital connections.
This paper examines the intersection of ethics, religion, and peace in Nigeria as a conceptual and theoretical problem. It responds to the need for a clearer explanation of how moral reasoning mediates the social effects of religion in a multi religious society marked by Christian, Muslim, and indigenous religious traditions. Existing scholarship has examined religious conflict in Nigeria largely through the lenses of political manipulation, ethnic competition, federal imbalance, state weakne
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