Wk4 Handling Conflict Analysis

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WK4 Handling Conflict Discussion Handling conflict is not an easy thing to do as we often times are faced with life's circumstances daily, we encounter problems and situations all the time and some people often shy away from conflict simply because they do not like conflict so they simply try to avoid it at all cost, but conflict is inevitable we are going to have problems but the specific question is how to handle conflict? We live in a society where there is conflict everywhere we turn, at all levels, from public policy to issues on the job, school, church, community and even in our very homes. I'm learning especially as a Christian how to respond to conflict and responding the

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