How religious principles can be used to shape people's attitude towards the physical environment in Ghana

It is estimated that 57.6% of Ghana's population is adept at Christianity, so we can say that Christian principles can be used to influence more than half of Ghana's population on people's attitude towards the physical environment. In this case, one can use the statement that the physical environment was created by God and given to humans with a responsibility to care for and preserve that environment, and any attitude contrary to this is disobeying a divine command and leaving the basis of Christianity.

It is important to take into account people with religions other than Christianity and people without religion that make up the country's population. Thus it is important to find concepts that can influence all these people without offending religions, but encouraging positive attitudes towards the environment.

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