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Explain the religious significance of the environment in traditional African society

10/11/2021

Explain the religious significance of the environment in traditional African society. (8mks)

The environment is sacred as its created by God
It’s a religious duty for people to conserve it
Many believe that land is a gift from God to be their home
Environment is the home of Spirit and ancestors
God reveals himself through clouds, earthquakes, heavenly bodies
Some totemic birds, animals, objects and heavenly bodies are seen as sacred.
Occurrences of calamities such as droughts, floods are associated with God’s power
Soil is used in religious oaths
Most rules of passage are linked to the environment
The behavior of certain animals and plants are used to interpreter the weather hence a means of God’s way of communicating with human beings
God provides and sustains his creation through the environment.

What role can a Christian play in the national election

9/11/2021

What role can a Christian play in the national election. (6mks)

Role Christians can play in National Elections

Praying for fair/free and just/peaceful elections
Being employed at various levels in and out of polling stations.
Being committed in playing different roles.
Being honest/not fearing intimidation/persecution.
Casting one’s vote.
Educating the masses on their civil rights/obligations
Financing/assisting the government in facilitating smooth and fair elections.
Avoiding situations of confrontations with the government of the day.

Identify five reasons why the taking of alcohol as a way of spending leisure time is condemned

17/12/2020

Why taking of alcohol as a way spending leisure is condemned

Lead to conflicts/squirrels within the family
Misuse of family resources/wealth
May lead to alcoholism/addiction
Leads to irresponsible sexual behaviours such as prostitution/adultery/fornication

Could lead loss of means of livelihood/loss of income
May lead to irresponsibility which return will lead to divorce/separation/crimes etc.
May lead to irresponsibility which return will lead to divorce/separation/crimes etc.
Leads to accidents such motor accidents.

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Give five reasons which motivate Christians to take vows in marriage

16/12/2020

Five reasons which motivate Christians to take vows in marriage

If the preacher glorifies himself more than God
If the preacher is imposter
If the preacher enriches himself in the expenses of the congregation

If the preacher is an imposer
If the preacher tries to force truth into their lives
The preachers message (sermon) may contradict their beliefs
If the preacher is not sensitive to their needs

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Why Christians obey laws of their country

12/12/2020

Why Christians obey laws of their country

In order to maintain peace/harmony
So as to imitate Jesus Christ emulate Jesus
To promote justice in society

To be role models/live exemplary lives
Avoid punishment/avoid crimes
Its Christians duty to respect the authority.

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Ways which forced reduction of employees affect the Christian family in Kenya today

12/12/2020

Ways which forced reduction of employees affect the Christian family in Kenya today

May lead/ give room lo temptations/immorality
May lead to separation of families/disrupt the family unit
May lead to poverty overstretching of family resources
May lead to ill health/depression/ stress/death

May lead to change of family roles.
If one is paid any dues, if well invested may lead to prosperity
May lead to pride due to the large sum of money acquired
May lead to irresponsibility/ negligence of duty.

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What does the story of rich man and Lazarus teach on the proper use of wealth

4/11/2020

Teachings on the use of wealth from the story of the Rich man and Lazarus

The story of Lazarus can be retrieved from the book of John 11 and Luke 16

Wealth should not be used to buy luxuries when others are suffering languishing in misery and poverty/ not for ones glory
Wealth should be sued to alleviate the suffering of others/ to help the poor and the needy
The rich should show concern for the suffering of others

Teachings on the use of wealth from the story of the Rich man and Lazarus

State any five ways in which Christians in Kenya show respect to the Government.

29/10/2020

Ways of showing respect to the Government

Obeying the laws and observing the constitution of the nation
Working towards the welfare/ development of the country
Performing the duties expected of them/ entrusted to them faithfully
Preaching against sin/ Evil e.g. injustice, exploitation, tribalism, sexism, oppression
Exercising their civic rights e.g. right to vote, during elections
Pray for the government and for leaders, the welfare of the nation
Preaching peace/ love/ justice and reconciliation
Being involved in charitable work to supplement government efforts e.g. helping the sick, poor, old, people with special needs

State six effects of drunkenness on the family

17/10/2020

The effects of drunkenness on the family

effects of drunkenness on the family

Loss of family finances/ resources/ wealth
Loss of job/ employment/ low productivity
Leads to quarrels/ fights/ injuries
Leads to murder/ suicide/ death
Deterioration of health/ diseases
Spread of diseases/ HIV/AIDs
Leads to immorality/ unfaithfulness
Leads to family breakups/ divorce/ separation
Neglect of children/ family
School dropout/ lack of fees
Isolation of a drunkard/frustrated
Loss of moral judgment
Leads to imprisonment
Leads to stealing from family

Identify six factors which inform the choice of a Christian partners

17/10/2020

Factors which inform the choice of a Christian partners

factors which inform the choice of a Christian partners

Common religious beliefs
The moral character of the prospective pastures
Common interest
Common level of education/thought
The health status of each
A sound economic base to be able to provide for the family
Similar age bracket

State any eight features of a traditional African family

17/10/2020

Features of a traditional African family

features of a traditional African family

It comprises, the living members of the family e.g. parents, children, in laws,aunts,uncles,cousins,nephews etc
It comprises the living death
It comprises the yet to be born
It comprises several nuclear families that form a clan
The clan has final authority on matters of marriage, security and observance of customs
It is a social- religious unit in which all rituals are undertaken by its members
It has such function as promoting a sense of belonging to its members, stability in marriage/unity/ responsibility/ impacting values e.t.c
It is polygamous/ many wives/ children
Its main function is procreation for perpetuation of the family lineage
It is complete with children
It is a divine institution which is effected by marriage/ ordained by God
Husband is the head of the family
All members adhere to the rule and regulations of the family
Elders are highly respected

State six ways in which Christians can use to fight against corruption in Kenya

31/8/2020

STATE SIX WAYS IN WHICH CHRISTIANS CAN USE TO FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION IN KENYA

To condemn all forms of corruption at all levels through preaching/ sensitizing the public against all evils
Organize seminars, crusades, debates and commissions to deal with causes and possible resolutions to corruption.
They should lead exemplary lives by obeying the laws of the country.
They should report the offenders to lawful authority for prosecution and punishment
They should declare their wealth and let others do so for the purpose of transparency on how one may have acquired wealth
They should vote out corrupt officers system
They should advocate for proper enforcement of laws on corruption
They should step down when accused of corruption/ ask others to do so to allow for free investigation.

Outline eight negative effects of the introduction of money economy on the Africans in Kenya

11/7/2020

OUTLINE EIGHT NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF THE INTRODUCTION OF MONEY ECONOMY ON THE AFRICANS IN KENYA

Led to individualization/ unwillingness to share resources
Many children and wives are viewed as ability not wealth
Communal ownership of land( as unifying factor) is no longer respected/ people use family land to make money
Dowry has been commercialized
Human labor has become a commodity to be sold replacing traditional communal work
Has led to creation of social classes- rich and poor
Cost of living has risen because everything is acquired through money
There is unfair competition for prices of goods or services between local and multi- national enterprises
There is dependence on foreign aid, which has undermined the virtue of hard work to earn a living
There is a struggle to acquire wealth to which has undermined people’s commitment to worship my God
There is power struggle to acquire a protect wealth
Led to decline in subsistence family creative shortage of food stuffs

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State seven similarities between traditional and Christian view on work

29/6/2020

State seven similarities between traditional and Christian view on work

State seven similarities between traditional and Christian view on work

In both work is mainly for the purpose of acquiring basic needs.
In both work is ordained by God.
In both work is encouraged after work/leisure.
In both work is a duty/done in obedience to God.
In both division of work is encouraged/sharing of work.
In both hard work is emphasized/laziness is condemned.
In both talents/abilities are developed through work.
In both work promotes socialization.

Reasons why many people still reject the gospel of Christ

14/6/2020

Reasons why many people still reject the gospel of Christ

Reasons why many people still reject the gospel of Christ

Because of materialism/love for wealth.
Corruption makes them mistrust God.
Permissiveness makes them loose values.
Mass media influence them negatively.
Confusion due to religious pluralism.
Religious persecutions.
Sexual immorality.
Drug alcohol addiction.

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