In today’s world, conflict over race, religions and ethnicity is a primary source of conversation. When turning on a news channel, picking up a newspaper or even glancing at the magazine covers while waiting in line at the grocery store, one is not able to avoid the topics. The world of business is not exempt from these same issues. As Christians in a managerial position, one must know how to respond when they are placed in an assumed conflict. In order to know the appropriate reaction the individual must understand their stance on Christian worldview, their ethical beliefs and how they will act when faced with a dilemma.
A worldview is considered an outline of ideas and attitudes about the world and the beliefs that one has contain visions …show more content…
Due to the fall of man, sometimes our heart can lead us in the wrong direction. As Jesus said in Matthew 15:19 “For out of the heart come evil thoughts, murder, adultery, sexual immorality, theft, false witness, slander” yet if individuals, like myself, believe in the Word of God and follow the Christian path of faith, God will lead us throughout our personal or business adventures in life. Secondly, one’s head provides the knowledge to know what is right or wrong and the wisdom to look at the world from the correct aspect. God has given me the intelligence and intuition to know when an action may jeopardize my integrity or character. My character is what is behind all of my reasoning and all of my decision-making while showing what kind of person I am (Rae & Wong, 2012, p. 41).
Thirdly, the hands provide a man with the opportunity to work with integrity and honesty. These are values that a Christian should strive for in both ones business and professional lives because we are told to directly from The Lord. Finally, the fourth dimension, habits, is the actions in which one forms and utilizes in everyday life. The foundation of ones habits come from the mouth of Jesus Christ: Luke 6:31 “And as you wish that others would do to you, do so to …show more content…
We must not make unethical, immoral decisions that place people’s lives or welfare in danger but, on the other hand, globalization has provided these individuals with the ability to earn money to have a better like and rescue the weak and the needy (Psalm 82:3-4). One must educate themselves on the culture, their traditions and the way in which business is conducted before conducting business with another country. Even though some ethical and moral concerns may be raised, after discussing the situation with leadership and advisors one must ensure the transactions are deemed successful and morally legitimate by the dominant corporations. If the business in which one works for is morally legitimate an ethical attempt will be made to end poverty and governance throughout the international
A worldview is considered an outline of ideas and attitudes about the world and the beliefs that one has contain visions …show more content…
Due to the fall of man, sometimes our heart can lead us in the wrong direction. As Jesus said in Matthew 15:19 “For out of the heart come evil thoughts, murder, adultery, sexual immorality, theft, false witness, slander” yet if individuals, like myself, believe in the Word of God and follow the Christian path of faith, God will lead us throughout our personal or business adventures in life. Secondly, one’s head provides the knowledge to know what is right or wrong and the wisdom to look at the world from the correct aspect. God has given me the intelligence and intuition to know when an action may jeopardize my integrity or character. My character is what is behind all of my reasoning and all of my decision-making while showing what kind of person I am (Rae & Wong, 2012, p. 41).
Thirdly, the hands provide a man with the opportunity to work with integrity and honesty. These are values that a Christian should strive for in both ones business and professional lives because we are told to directly from The Lord. Finally, the fourth dimension, habits, is the actions in which one forms and utilizes in everyday life. The foundation of ones habits come from the mouth of Jesus Christ: Luke 6:31 “And as you wish that others would do to you, do so to …show more content…
We must not make unethical, immoral decisions that place people’s lives or welfare in danger but, on the other hand, globalization has provided these individuals with the ability to earn money to have a better like and rescue the weak and the needy (Psalm 82:3-4). One must educate themselves on the culture, their traditions and the way in which business is conducted before conducting business with another country. Even though some ethical and moral concerns may be raised, after discussing the situation with leadership and advisors one must ensure the transactions are deemed successful and morally legitimate by the dominant corporations. If the business in which one works for is morally legitimate an ethical attempt will be made to end poverty and governance throughout the international