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Belief, Parrhesia and Practice,nviction were necessary for organization to be able to exist, persist and/or prevail. The authors, I think, ended up focusing on the convictions that do or do not underpin how self relates to other, and therein what this means for self. As the book has developed, it has become focused on how belief

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Introduction,studies by: (1) critically engaging with the notion of belief in work organizations from a variety of interpretative positions; (2) considering how both religious and secular belief is expressed in the workplace and, (3) advancing an original programme of empirical enquiry that applies techniques of

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Buddhist Belief and Living Ethics,or in combination). These ethical positions all assume the self as the location for an ethical standpoint, or moral considerations. In contrast, we want to outline an alternative position, based on Buddhist ethics, developing the question, ‘What would an ethical position entail that paradoxically ca

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Catholicism,umenical council in Nicaea in 325, the catholic faith had come to mean the ‘common faith as it was professed in its worship, creeds, and other articulations of the ancient tradition’ (Cunningham, 2009, p. 7). Nowadays, the Catholic Church is defined by the Catechism of the Catholic Church as consist

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