....that every organization, group, or club, no matter how hard it tries, has principles that are AT THEIR FOUNDATION based on an initial opinion on religious things. This I think is true because every principle can basically be boiled down to "We think this is wrong/right." Then to back up what they think is wrong and right, they will then turn to why they think something IS wrong or right for reasons that are not excluded to:
- I was raised this way -Jesus believed this -Mohammed believed this -Everyone likes it this way etc. etc. etc... The list could go on all day.
 In the end, at the very root, everyone who is faced with the question, " What is the ultimate source of morality?" "Who or what determines right and wrong?" This question begs one to reveal his thoughts on spirituality. If one thinks "I do what I personally think is right for me," this is because their thoughts are that there may be no ultimate right and wrong giver. This is an opinion on religion and it is I believe in most cases at the very heart, the beginning of every company's starting line, and is often considered one of the absolute first steps in growing a company and working with others. Whether it is the CEO that rules like a dictator, a group of employees that voice in a democracy, or a written word from a supernatural authority; it all boils down to "Where does right and wrong come from?" |
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I agree with that hunch. But I think that it may delve even deeper than that. The person or persons involved with the start of the organization must have a common mindset to begin it. As the Bible says, "A house divided cannot stand." I think that the religious views of the organizations boils down to the individual's morality, and if there are multiple people involved with the same mindset, it lays the foundation for whatever they're trying to accomplish (whether it be an organization or going to get lunch). Since this foundation permeates all areas of our lives, it could be reckoned that it is the very essence of our being. Perhaps thats why the justice of God is such a serious issue.
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