precis:

This essay investigates the causes of interreligious conflicts in Nigeria and the contribution of nonviolent communication to dialogue of social encounter toward achieving authentic religious freedom in Nigeria. The see, judge, and act methodology has been employed to examine the relevant literature drawn from Nigeria and beyond. Through seeing and judging, the essay engages in a critical evaluation of some literature that explains the causes of interreligious conflict and the situation of religious freedom in Nigeria. To move from theory to practice (act), it further examines nonviolent communication and explains how it can contribute to interreligious dialogue that promotes social encounter toward authentic religious freedom. It argues that greed, the struggle for economic resources, and violent communication—such as moralistic judgments, labeling, criticisms, and inadequate awareness of shared human needs—all contribute to interreligious conflicts. Additionally, nonviolent communication that is focused on identifying and satisfying human needs—the core of our common humanity—provides a skill set that promotes interreligious dialogue of social encounter and authentic religious freedom.

概要：

本文调查了尼日利亚宗教间冲突的原因以及非暴力沟通对社会对话对话的贡献，以实现尼日利亚真正的宗教自由。观察、判断和行动方法已被用来检验来自尼日利亚及其他地区的相关文献。通过观察和判断，本文对一些解释宗教间冲突原因和尼日利亚宗教自由状况的文献进行了批判性评价。为了从理论转向实践（行动），它进一步研究了非暴力沟通，并解释了它如何促进宗教间对话，促进社会接触，实现真正的宗教自由。它认为贪婪、对经济资源的争夺以及暴力沟通——例如道德判断、标签、批评和对人类共同需求认识不足——所有这些都会导致宗教间冲突。此外，专注于识别和满足人类需求（我们共同人性的核心）的非暴力沟通提供了一套技能，可以促进社会交往和真正的宗教自由的宗教间对话。