IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-9 ~ September 2020

Abstract: The article sets out to unveil a spirituality that is bedeviled by theological oppositions from exclusivity in ancient Israel and Charismatic Pentecostals in Nigeria. It sets on the premise that religious exclusivity against divergent and cultural pluralism among different religious sects lays claims to matchless experiences and makes exceptional claims. It argues that cultural pluralism of shalom (complete peace) in human existence and life development requires healing as a recovery of peace, restoration of order and reparation (remedy). In its methodology, it employs an integrated hermeneutics of socio-historical critical, socio-literary, and comparative cultural approaches in examining and comparing the culture and spirituality of shalom in ancient Israel as the anchor and basis of appropriating divine healing in Yoruba concept of Alafia for homegrown relevance. It recognizes a conceptual homogenization....

Keywords: Ancient Israelites, Charismatic Pentecostals, Shalom, Alafia and Religious Exclusivity

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Abstract: Proliferation of small arms and light weapons have threatened the peace and harmonious co-existence of states across the globe considering the fact that such increases crimes and heightened insecurity. This study is conducted to examine the social and legal implications of the proliferation of small arms and the light weapons in North-central Nigeria. The study adopts descriptive research survey design. The population of the study is 34,618 from selected internal displaced persons (IDP) camps in Benue, Plateau States and Federal Capital Territory (FCT). However, the study obtained a sample size of 3491, using the godden sample size statistical technique. More so, the study used a structured questionnaire as its research instrument. Out of the total of 3491 questionnaire distributed, only.....

KEY-WORDS—Small arms, light weapons, proliferation

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Abstract: The main problems in this research are: first, the lack of student learning motivation is characterized by student discipline and student encouragement lackness. Second, less innovative learning strategies are characterized by students being sleepy, bored, and less comfortable in class. The aim of research is to observe implementing the Al-Quran Hadith learning strategy and student learning motivation. This study uses a qualitative approach with the sources of data include the principal, teachers, and students of Madrasah Aliah Laboratory of Jambi City. The conclusions in this study are: (1) The learning strategy of al-Quran hadith at Madrasah Aliah Laboratory include: a) direct.......

Key Words: Teacher Strategy, Student Motivation.

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Abstract: The nerve-racking episodes of mob lynching in India are upshots of rumors and hate arousal. With the advent of social media, the spreading of rumors has become a child's play. Of all the social media platforms, the most used one is the Whatsapp for its advantage of less technical complexity. The increase of mob lynching in India shows the remorseless side of humans as people are lynched in the mere semblance of being "child lifters‟ "witchcraft practitioners‟ 'cow slaughterers' and so on. The inhuman torture and the unperturbed attitude of the court towards the victims have led to the excessive human rights violation. There are different reactions to the incidents of mob lynching- from the government........

Key Words: Whatsapp, human rights, mob lynching, rumors, social media

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Abstract: Background: Rehabilitation of recovered persons with mental illness has always been a challenge not only in developed countries but also in developing countries and India is not an exception. Although joint family system has been considered as a buffer in India, unfortunately the concept is gradually eroding. The role that families play in the support and care of a relative with mental illness has gained increasing attention over the past 30 years. The goal of psychosocial rehabilitation is to enable an individual who suffers from mental illness to develop his or her capacities to the fullest extent. Materials and Methods: The current study was aimed to understand the differential attitudes of the family members in accepting the male and female persons....

Key Words: Rehabilitation, Stigma, Reintegration

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Abstract: Cao Lan is one of 53 ethnic minorities in Vietnam. In the oral folklore of the Cao Lan people, the riddle not only reflects folklore but also helps to recognize the way the Cao Lan people perceive world. However, like many literature genres of other ethnic minorities in Vietnam, the Cao Lan riddle is also at risk of disappearance. Collecting, studying, and discovering the contents of Cao Lan riddles is one of the measures to help preserve riddle in particular and Cao Lan folklore in general. The article is the result of the collecting Cao Lan folk riddles in Tuyen Quang and research to see how to perceive the world of indigenous peoples

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Abstract: This research is intended to find out the "Impact of Service Quality on Customers Satisfaction in the Department of Land and Survey which contains 32 offices covering all parts of the Kingdom of Jordan.We used the questionnaire as a tool to get information about the top above.The questionnaire has two parts: the first one consists of the paragraphs regarding the demographic factors and second one deals with service quality dimensions of the "SERVQUAL". The 5-point Likert -scale (1 = strongly disagree, 2 = disagree, 3 = neutral, 4 = agree, 5 = strongly agree) is used for all responses. Wedistributedthe questionnaires on a sample......

KEYWORDS: Service Quality, Satisfaction, Tangibility, Reliability, Assurance, Empathy, Responsiveness

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Abstract: The increasing growth of kidnapping in Nigeria has become a strong threat to national peace and security. It has brought about untold economic and psychological consequences to victims and their families to say the least. It has further affected the national image of the country and has eaten deep into every region and segment of the nation-state. Many would-be investors are regularly warned by government of their countries to be wary of coming to Nigeria for fears of being kidnapped. This paper gives a socio-philosophical appraisal of capital punishment on kidnapping in Nigeria. This form of punishment has been strongly favoured by the Nigerian government on the strength of its capacity to deter offenders (or would be offenders) as well as restore justice to the society. The authors attempt......

Keywords: Kidnapping, capital punishment, deterrence, Nigeria, insecurity

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