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The effect of religious fanaticism on family relationships in Emuoha Local Government Area, Rivers State

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Background of the Study
Religious fanaticism, characterized by rigid dogmatism and intolerance, has profound implications on interpersonal dynamics and family relationships (Ibrahim, 2023). In Emuoha, deeply rooted religious sentiments sometimes escalate into extreme behaviors that strain familial bonds (Okoro, 2024). Emerging literature suggests that when religious fervor becomes uncompromising, it can lead to conflicts within families, affecting communication, support, and overall cohesion (Adamu, 2023). Cultural and social frameworks in Rivers State contribute to these dynamics, with differing interpretations of religious doctrines causing intergenerational clashes and marital discord (Chukwu, 2025). This study examines the extent to which religious fanaticism disrupts family structures and adversely affects the emotional well-being of family members, drawing on recent theoretical and empirical works (Olayinka, 2023). The investigation seeks to unpack the underlying causes and consequences of these disruptions, highlighting both the social and psychological dimensions involved.

Statement of the Problem
Religious fanaticism in Emuoha has been linked to increased family discord and weakened relationships, yet systematic studies on this issue remain scarce (Eze, 2023). Conflicts arising from extreme religious practices have led to reduced familial communication and support, adversely affecting emotional stability (Balogun, 2024). The paucity of empirical research hinders the development of interventions that could mediate these conflicts (Afolabi, 2023). This study addresses the need to critically evaluate the impact of religious fanaticism on family relationships to propose viable solutions for conflict resolution.

Objectives of the Study:

  • To investigate the influence of religious fanaticism on family dynamics.
  • To assess the impact of extreme religious practices on emotional well-being.
  • To recommend strategies for mitigating family conflicts arising from fanaticism.

Research Questions:

  • How does religious fanaticism affect communication within families?
  • What are the psychological effects of religious extremism on family members?
  • Which interventions can promote healthier family relationships in such contexts?

Research Hypotheses:

  • H1: Religious fanaticism is associated with higher levels of family conflict.
  • H2: Extreme religious practices negatively impact emotional well-being.
  • H3: Mediation strategies can reduce conflicts stemming from fanaticism.

Significance of the Study
This study is significant as it explores the intricate relationship between religious fanaticism and family dynamics. The findings will inform community leaders and mental health practitioners, contributing to strategies that promote conflict resolution and healthier family environments (Udo, 2024; Nnamdi, 2025).

Scope and Limitations of the Study:
This study is limited to examining the effect of religious fanaticism on family relationships in Emuoha Local Government Area, Rivers State. It does not extend to other forms of religious expression or different regions.

Definitions of Terms:

  • Religious Fanaticism: Extreme, uncompromising adherence to religious beliefs that often leads to intolerance.
  • Family Relationships: The interactions and bonds between members of a family unit.
  • Conflict Resolution: Strategies and processes aimed at resolving disputes and restoring harmony.




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