An assessment of the impact of christian ethics on the Kenyan society with special reference to the Isukha of Kakamega district.

Abstract

This study was carried out to assess the impact of Christian ethics on the Kenyan society with special reference to the Isukha of Kakamega District. There is a claim that the majority of Kenyans are Christians. Despite the above observation, there are problems of the declining moral standards. Thus, social evils are penetrating all aspects of the Kenyan society. The study therefore seeks to find out why such as situation exists in the Kenyan society. Social evils spoil the good image of Christianity in Kenya. They are contrary to the demands of Christian morals. This is because Christians are supposed to be people of good moral conduct. They are supposed to be characterized by virtues like love, humility and honesty.