Strategi Pendidikan Agama Kristen Mengatasi Pembulian Online dan Implikasinya terhadap Kesehatan Mental Pemuda
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Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah menjelaskan strategi pendidikan agama Kristen dalam mengatasi fenomena pembulian online yang dialami oleh pemuda. Di sisi lain, pendidikan agama Kristen belum menyadari efek dari pembulian online terhadap rusaknya mental pemuda Kristen. Hal ini terjadi karena pendidikan agama Kristen lebih fokus kepada hal-hal yang terlihat secara kasat mata, sehingga mengabaikan hal-hal yang terjadi di dunia maya. Metode yang di gunakan adalah studi pustaka. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa pendidikan agama Kristen memiliki strategi untuk mengatasi masalah pembulian online melalui guru, gereja, dan keluarga. Persiapan strategi-strategi yang tepat guna menjadi alternatif yang perlu disiapkan oleh sekolah, gereja dan keluarga agar pemuda yang mengalami pembulian online merasa aman dan sehat serta tahu cara menghadapi pembulian online. Strategi yang baik menjadikan pemuda lebih sehat secara mental dan sehat secara fisik yang bermuara pada prestasi pemuda itu sendiri.
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