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Belief,atements of others, members of a religious community or a scientific discipline. Michel de Certeau, philosopher, psychoanalyst and Jesuit priest, instead looks for belief first in our practical relations with others.

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Organizing a Buddhist Way,f science, thought styles or cultures of inquiry (Alvesson and Deetz, 2000; Bentz and Shapiro, 1998; Chia, 1995; Guba and Lincoln, 1994). These, let’s call them ‘cultures’, differ in their assumptions about what exists, what we humans can know about what exists and how that knowledge can be produced

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Catholicism,olou, which mean ‘of the whole’ (Cunningham, 2009, p. 3) or ‘general, total, complete and perfect’ (Dulles, 1985, p. 14). In the first century, the term ‘catholic’ referred to the community of the whole church rather than the individual house churches of the small communities which made up the Chris

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Sustainability and the Spiritual Work Ethic,lights the power of religious belief in shaping attitudes towards the pursuit and accumulation of wealth, suggesting that capitalism demanded a new ethic or ‘spirit’ in order to regulate life conduct and control relationships between people and the material world. Weber analyses the role of Protesta