The Spiritual Dimension LO11127

Durval Muniz de Castro (durval@ia.cti.br)
Mon, 25 Nov 1996 08:43:15 -0800

Replying to LO11083 --

JC Howell wrote:

> How can we introduce (and induce) a similar level of feeling into the
> workplace? Into community organizations? Into social organizations?
> . . .
> I guess the question I am trying to ask is, "how can we separate the basic
> tenets of growth and development (such as are embodied in Christianity,
> Judaism, Buddhism, Islam, etc.) from the political qualities that
> characterize each of those particular schools? Further, how can we apply
> those tenets in the social context and still allow (and encourage?) the
> natural diversity that is so necessary for survival of any society or
> group?

This reminded me Hans Kung's project for a world ethics, which can be
found at the address: <http://astro.temple.edu/~dialogue/geth.htm>. In
that location can be found the main directives for the project, including
its application to business.

I believe the ethical problem is inseparable from learning, because
learning depends on human transformation and ethics is the basis for human
transformation.

Durval

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