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  1. Wisdom, Pessimism, and "Mirth": Reflections on the Contribution of Biblical Wisdom Literature to Business Ethics.Vincent P. Branick - 2006 - Journal of Religious Ethics 34 (1):69 - 87.
    Ancient Israel's wisdom literature dealt explicitly with moral education. Applying this literature to modern challenges of business ethics requires reading the texts in the light of existential structures that bond the ancient with the modern world. Such structures could include the temporal categories of present and future along with the challenging angst of managing the future. By providing conflicting positions the ancient wisdom literature provides an attitude of heart for the modern person, especially the modern business person, whose all-absorbing attention (...)
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  • Transformative joy in Qohelet: A thread that faintly glistens.Annalie E. Steenkamp-Nel - 2019 - HTS Theological Studies 75 (3):1-9.
    Qohelet prompted a rich body of work reflecting the breadth of the Old Testament book's appeal. Few, however, interpret Qohelet's spiritual dimension, incarnated in life. I will opt to offer an overarching framework that holds the book together and that was until now absent in the discourse on Qohelet. It will be argued that spiritual transformation provides a fruitful theoretical framework for Qohelet. I will indicate that Qohelet undertook a spiritual journey in which his experiences fostered profound spiritual transformation, and (...)
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  • WISDOM, PESSIMISM, AND "MIRTH" Reflections on the Contribution of Biblical Wisdom Literature to Business Ethics.Vincent P. Branick - 2006 - Journal of Religious Ethics 34 (1):69-87.
    Ancient Israel's wisdom literature dealt explicitly with moral education. Applying this literature to modern challenges of business ethics requires reading the texts in the light of existential structures that bond the ancient with the modern world. Such structures could include the temporal categories of present and future along with the challenging angst of managing the future. By providing conflicting positions the ancient wisdom literature provides an attitude of heart for the modern person, especially the modern business person, whose all-absorbing attention (...)
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