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LA127034
انگلیسی
Christianity's Role in Dispute Resolution in Mozambique
[Article]
Carolien Jacobs, Linda van de Kamp
Leiden
Brill
Religion is often portrayed as either a source of conflict or as a source of peace and reconciliation. In this article, we explore the role of religion in day-to-day conflicts in different regions of Mozambique - in Maputo and Gorongosa. We analyse the factors that are of importance in determining whether religious mediation, here mainly by Pentecostal Christians, unites or divides people. It appears that pastors who intervene directly between conflicting parties tend to aim at reconciliation, whereas pastors who intervene in an indirect manner tend to sharpen and magnify divisions between people.
2014
192-218
Social Sciences and Missions
27/2-3
1874-8945
(in)direct intervention
Christianisme
Christianity
conflict
conflit
History of Religion
intervention (in)directe
Mozambique
reconciliation
réconciliation
Religion & Society
Religious Studies
Social Sciences
Carolien Jacobs
Linda van de Kamp
10.1163/18748945-02702016
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[Article]
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