2011
DOI: 10.4314/sophia.v10i2.65072
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A critique of Joseph Fletcher's situation ethics in the light of Christian ethical principle

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“…Most Christian families find it difficult to control what their children see on the internet. Ekeke (2007) noted that it is very difficult for working-class Christian parents to be able to censure what their children see and control their behaviours that were copied from the internet and videos, especially when the internet is well accessible through mobile phones. In this regard, globalisation influences Christianity and the global church negatively.…”
Section: Menaces Of Globalisation On the Global Churchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most Christian families find it difficult to control what their children see on the internet. Ekeke (2007) noted that it is very difficult for working-class Christian parents to be able to censure what their children see and control their behaviours that were copied from the internet and videos, especially when the internet is well accessible through mobile phones. In this regard, globalisation influences Christianity and the global church negatively.…”
Section: Menaces Of Globalisation On the Global Churchmentioning
confidence: 99%