actually, for me, its no feasible or practical to look at
spirituality in corporate world or politics
these different areas have different aims, and u need different
perceptives to look at issues in each area
i know some, from a christian point of view, would love to say god
supercede all the mundane worldy affairs
but look at it, corporate aims is to achieve profits no matter
what, for lots of issues, like whistle blowing, are contentious
issues when people discuss it from an ethical, moral or spiritual
point of view
their view points is, even if they do something unethical, and that
achieve the company goals, they would do it, and at times, they are
not wrong
but this would go into areas of social responsibitlies and all the
nutty stuff, i dont have energy to go discuss it
as for governments, do u notice in many western countries with
heavy christian population, but also having significant religious
minority, enforce many certain anti christian rules?
just last year, Sydney mayor was lambasted for having minimal xmas
deco on the city hall building, and his reason was that he wished
to be more sensitive to the non christian community too
thats why, many older members would have seen me lambasting many
christians in this forum, just like the mayor in the example above,
there is a strong need for government to maintain harmony among
diverse groups
they arent going to allow one group to supercede the other just
because this sole group believe what they believe in is far
superior to the others
which also remind of one webby which lambast SG Religious Harmony
Act for being anti christianity, cos it has limit certain amount of
preaching or evangelism that can be carried out by all religious
groups
