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Padveiligheid: Teologies-etiese opmerkings by enkele navorsingsprojekte in verband met die verkeersituasie in die RSA
Abstract
Road safety: Observations of a theological-ethical nature on a few research projects concerning the traffic situation in the RSA
South Africa has an unacceptably high incidence of traffic deaths and serious injuries. Statistics feature among the highest in the world in relation to population; 15,3 percent per 100 000 people.
This article suggests that all the churches in South Africa should be called upon to get involved by way of their own ecclesiastical methods and ways. Not only the functions of the church offices should be emphasised, but also the calling of each and every member of the congregation, including the youth. In this regard special attention is given to the theological-ethical contents of the message of the churches.
