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327   $aSECTION II Social media and human flourishing -- 100 -- SECTION III Conflict crisis and corruption -- 134 -- SECTION IV Religion and human flourishing -- 184 -- SECTION V Family community nation and development -- 274 -- SECTION VI Animals food and human flourishing -- 344 -- SECTION VII Religion and constitutionalism in Africa -- 384 -- Index -- 442 -- Copyright.
330   $aA shared interest of law and religion is the advancement of human flourishing, yet there is no common understanding of what it means for humans to flourish and the means by which to attain a flourishing life. The concept of human flourishing is especially important for Africa, where community and national development compete with forces of conflict and scarce resources. In the broadest sense, the concept of human flourishing focuses our attention on having a comprehensively good or worthwhile life, but various religious and legal traditions suggest different norms for measuring the quality of life and designing the institutional structures that could best facilitate and preserve it.
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