Entering through the narrow gate and walking the hard road: The role of Christian leaders in exposing moral evil in the South African workplace

Entering through the narrow gate and walking the hard road: The role of Christian leaders in exposing moral evil in the South African workplace

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The South African workplace is a complex one; it is influenced by our conflict-ridden past and it needs to meet a host of contemporary challenges. This article discusses the nature and outworking of moral evil in the workplace with reference to the local government sector. It is argued that in count...

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Main Author: Louise Kretzschmar
Format: Article
Language:Afrikaans
Published: Scriber Editorial Systems 2014-09-01
Series:Koers : Bulletin for Christian Scholarship
Online Access:https://www.koersjournal.org.za/index.php/koers/article/view/2120
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spelling doaj-cffb1ca926864332840dfc17b94602062020-11-25T00:29:50ZafrScriber Editorial SystemsKoers : Bulletin for Christian Scholarship0023-270X2304-85572014-09-0179210.4102/koers.v79i2.2120Entering through the narrow gate and walking the hard road: The role of Christian leaders in exposing moral evil in the South African workplaceLouise Kretzschmar0Department of Philosophy, Practical and Systematic Theology, University of South AfricaThe South African workplace is a complex one; it is influenced by our conflict-ridden past and it needs to meet a host of contemporary challenges. This article discusses the nature and outworking of moral evil in the workplace with reference to the local government sector. It is argued that in counteracting incompetence, a lack of responsibility, injustice towards honest staff, narrow group solidarity and the abusive exercise of executive authority, Christian leaders can legitimately and constructively engage in the public space. In order to do so, they need to deepen their relationship with God,develop moral discernment, and grow in their ability to act responsibly in the cause of human solidarity.https://www.koersjournal.org.za/index.php/koers/article/view/2120
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Entering through the narrow gate and walking the hard road: The role of Christian leaders in exposing moral evil in the South African workplace
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title Entering through the narrow gate and walking the hard road: The role of Christian leaders in exposing moral evil in the South African workplace
title_short Entering through the narrow gate and walking the hard road: The role of Christian leaders in exposing moral evil in the South African workplace
title_full Entering through the narrow gate and walking the hard road: The role of Christian leaders in exposing moral evil in the South African workplace
title_fullStr Entering through the narrow gate and walking the hard road: The role of Christian leaders in exposing moral evil in the South African workplace
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description The South African workplace is a complex one; it is influenced by our conflict-ridden past and it needs to meet a host of contemporary challenges. This article discusses the nature and outworking of moral evil in the workplace with reference to the local government sector. It is argued that in counteracting incompetence, a lack of responsibility, injustice towards honest staff, narrow group solidarity and the abusive exercise of executive authority, Christian leaders can legitimately and constructively engage in the public space. In order to do so, they need to deepen their relationship with God,develop moral discernment, and grow in their ability to act responsibly in the cause of human solidarity.
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