The sanctity of human life cannot be overemphasized, and suicide, whether voluntary or not, is a grave violation of this principle. Human beings are unique in their composition of body and soul, and this gives them an inherent and inviolable right to life. Unfortunately, suicide is a pervasive phenomenon that cuts across all borders, affecting people from various walks of life, races, religions, ages, and social classes. Its negative effects are far-reaching, as it dashes many hopes and leaves families, societies, and organizations in disarray. This work is a critical analysis of suicide, highlighting its negative implications and charging the church with the responsibility of curbing this menace. As human beings, we have a duty to ourselve...
Several approaches have been used to address the issue of suicide in contemporary society. However, ...
Suicide is a major public health concern and a leading cause of death around the world. How religion...
The purpose of this study is to examine American and Japanese clergy’s perception of the...
The sanctity of human life cannot be overemphasized, and suicide, whether voluntary or not, is a gra...
We have seen in recent years how suicide has become a more pressing reality as a social phenomenon....
Is suicide the unforgivable sin? Most Western arguments against suicide stem from Christian argument...
ABSTRACT: This study addresses suicide as a real problem for social communities. With the developmen...
This article reports aspects of a study conducted in 2005 which explored the role of the church as a...
Christian doctrine has by and large held that suicide is morally wrong, however in psychology, suic...
This paper is an analysis of the history and signifcance of suicide in relation to the church and it...
Each year about a million people worldwide take their lives, and a further unknown number, but proba...
This study investigated perspectives of suicide and suicide prevention among members of Christian fa...
That suicide is such a destructive force in the lives of men is reason enough to undertake a serious...
Research has long demonstrated that people who are religiously involved tend to be more shielded fro...
The impact of suicide on those who are left behind In order to offer pastoral guidance to someone w...
Several approaches have been used to address the issue of suicide in contemporary society. However, ...
Suicide is a major public health concern and a leading cause of death around the world. How religion...
The purpose of this study is to examine American and Japanese clergy’s perception of the...
The sanctity of human life cannot be overemphasized, and suicide, whether voluntary or not, is a gra...
We have seen in recent years how suicide has become a more pressing reality as a social phenomenon....
Is suicide the unforgivable sin? Most Western arguments against suicide stem from Christian argument...
ABSTRACT: This study addresses suicide as a real problem for social communities. With the developmen...
This article reports aspects of a study conducted in 2005 which explored the role of the church as a...
Christian doctrine has by and large held that suicide is morally wrong, however in psychology, suic...
This paper is an analysis of the history and signifcance of suicide in relation to the church and it...
Each year about a million people worldwide take their lives, and a further unknown number, but proba...
This study investigated perspectives of suicide and suicide prevention among members of Christian fa...
That suicide is such a destructive force in the lives of men is reason enough to undertake a serious...
Research has long demonstrated that people who are religiously involved tend to be more shielded fro...
The impact of suicide on those who are left behind In order to offer pastoral guidance to someone w...
Several approaches have been used to address the issue of suicide in contemporary society. However, ...
Suicide is a major public health concern and a leading cause of death around the world. How religion...
The purpose of this study is to examine American and Japanese clergy’s perception of the...