Confessionalism
Confess is an act where one will admit that he /she has done wrong, committed a crime, have stolen money, has not been telling the truth. To admit sometimes is done unwillingly feeling slightly ashamed. To confess is to tell the truth about the act you are being accused of having done it.
Confessionalism has many definitions but some talk of over reacting of a particular economy, ideology, politics, religion and culture. This can be done through discussions, presentations and comparison. Here convertion is involved, the more discussions, presentations and arguments the more recruitment of people to join the most favored culture, religion, ideology, politics and economy. More and more good examples are given about the most favored such as; peoples style of life, performance of the economy, political stability, religion and how they are influencing love,tolerance, sympathy, interaction, consultation, freedom of association, speech and international relations.
In confessionalism people are deprived rational thinking, that is are not allowed to think and make decisions based on the reasons given about what was discussed, basing on sensibility and behavior. To make an alternative chose one wants to affiliate to is deprived. People are not autonomous and receive they receive the utterances as they are without asking questions nor discussing what was presented.
General information about different cultures, religion, politics, economy and ideology is not transmitted which encourages development of attitudinal change. Confessionalism is where people only spread one person's ideas. An individual or a group of people will work strive hard to to channel people to the culture, religion,politics, ideology they most favor. No concepts and skills are learnt. If the presenter affiliates to a certain culture, all examples will be about it, tours will be organised for people to go and see have insights or experince about the most favoured culture, religion,politics,economy and ideology.
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Ken