1970
DOI: 10.14421/jpi.2013.21.41-64
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Peace education dan deradikalisasi agama

Abstract: Peace education is a process of acquiring knowledge, development of attitudes, andbehaviors to be able to live mutually respectful, tolerant, peaceful, mutual aid and nonviolence. Peace education that is conducted by “FPUB” is to bring into reality the true brotherhood among the believers that are realized by tolerance-active attitude, honesty,respect for religious freedom and faith. The program is implemented in order to deradicalization of religious groups such as discussion and dialogue among religions, soc… Show more

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“…Therefore, for Dewey, aspects that must be developed and taught in education is peace and non-violence, human rights, democracy, tolerance, understanding between nation and intercultural understanding, as well as understanding cultural and linguistic differences. [30] This theory provides students with an understanding and awareness of the importance of an "active tolerance" attitude in the life of a plural society. "Active tolerance" in this context does not mean just letting others exist, but also how to develop an attitude of togetherness, mutual understanding, and mutual respect.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, for Dewey, aspects that must be developed and taught in education is peace and non-violence, human rights, democracy, tolerance, understanding between nation and intercultural understanding, as well as understanding cultural and linguistic differences. [30] This theory provides students with an understanding and awareness of the importance of an "active tolerance" attitude in the life of a plural society. "Active tolerance" in this context does not mean just letting others exist, but also how to develop an attitude of togetherness, mutual understanding, and mutual respect.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kasus terorisme melalui bom buku terjadi di bulan April 2011, bom di Kota Cirebon (Jawa Barat) di pertengahan bulan April 2011 sampai bom gereja di surabaya dan fenomena perekrutan bagi eksekutor bom melalui penculikan yang dihubungkan dengan metode brain washing atau cuci otak yang diviralkan banyak media berkaitan dengan NII (Negara Islam Indonesia). Kasus-kasus ini semua mengkaitkan nama dari ajaran agama tertentu (Islam), seperti mati dalam keadaan syahid, jihad, pemberlakuan hukum syariat Islam, serta bentuk perlawanan terhadap pemerintahan atau disebut melawan thaghut (setan dalam bentuk manusia), dan lain-lain (Machali, 2013a). Masyarakat yang sejatinya merupakan salah satu unsur pendukung pemerintah dalam pertahanan dan keamanan bangsa justru berbalik menjadi para penyebar ideologi dengan ajaran radikal dan menjadi pelaku aksi-aksi terorisme yang mengancam keamanan bangsa dan negara secara nasional dengan masif.…”
Section: Pendahuluanunclassified
“…The Peace education is based on a non-violence philosophy, love, mutual feelings of trust, trust, justice, cooperation, mutual respect and respect for the all living creatures in the world [14]. Therefore, the peace education can be interpreted as an effort to build community's independence and able to build their community peaceful independently also to overcome all problems that raised.…”
Section: A the Concept Of Peace Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Peace education programs around the world are very different in terms of ideology, goal, focus, curriculum, content and practice [16].In addition, the program which matches the title is 'peace education' often brings a different name a list of some of them: peacebuilding education, education for conflict resolution, education for international understanding, education for human rights, education for mutual understanding, global education, education for democracy/citizenship, critical pedagogy, education for liberation, environmental education and life skills education [14]; [17]. Sinclair provides a useful solution with the variety of terms used by using the term of UNESCO 'learning to live together".…”
Section: A the Concept Of Peace Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%