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                  The question, “what is the role of ICT in religious
               education?”  is  a  rhetoric  question  because  the
               relevance of ICT in religious education is evident. We
               should  not  be  talking  of  applying  ICT  in  religious
               education but the enhancement of ICT application in
               religious education.
                  The indexing and measuring organisations like ICT
               Development         Index     (IDI)     and     International
               Telecommunication  Union  (ITU)  reports  evidently,
               increasing  use  of  ICT  in  modern  world.  Religious
               education-not  exception  in  global  use  of  ICTs,  had
               enhanced  learning  process  but  succeed  to  replace
               traditional ways of imparting religious education, to a
               very great extent.
                  ICTs-the  most  advantageous  tool  in  education
               systems of both (Secular as well as Religious) has its
               negative impacts too that can’t be undermined But are
               less than benefits. Hence, it is more appropriate to use
               ICTs  in  promotion  of  Religious  Education  and  take
               some  necessary  efforts  that  will  bear  better
               consequences  particularly  in  promotion  of  religious
               education.

               References
                   1.  Chidi Ilechukwu, Leonard & Nkechi Uchem, Rose;
                      Application  and  Role  of  ICT  in  Religious
                      Education,  Journal  of  Research  on  Humanities
                      and Social Sciences, Vol.4, No.4, 2014.
                   2.  Clark,  R.  E.,  Reconsidering  research  on  learning
                      from media, Review of Educational Research, 53,
                      445-449, 1983.
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