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In this chapter, William Vendley finds the points of consensus between religious traditions, and shows how religious communities are well-positioned in terms of both…
Virtue Ethics as a Multi-Religious Consensus
From SDG Academy
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During times of unrest and uncertainty, how can faith and ethics help our communities take action towards a brighter future? This webinar, held on June 30, 2020,…
Ethics for Troubled Times
From SDG Academy
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This case study focuses on William Vendley's organization, Religions for Peace, as an illustration of the conversations and movements happening in religious…
Religions for Peace
From SDG Academy
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Each one of us can calibrate what we have available to ourselves. 1. First of all, we have to educate ourselves. 2. Secondly, every one of us is an advocate to those…
The Ethics of Modern Slavery and Trafficking
From SDG Academy
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In this chapter, Dr. WIlliam Vendley examines tenets of peace of the world's religions and virtue ethics and religious communities roles in achieving peace. This…
Tenets of Peace in the World's Religions
From SDG Academy
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In this chapter, Dr. William Vendley discusses the contributions that the world's religions can make to advance sustainable development, looking at the 17 SDGs and…
Moral Teachings and Sustainable Development: An…
From SDG Academy
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Dr. William Vendley discusses how to address integral ecology through personal transformation in addition to collective humanity. He frames this approach in the context…
Ecological Conversion
From SDG Academy
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This chapter discusses the complexities surrounding the ethics of migration and how different causes of migration require different approaches, and suggests a…
The Ethics of Migration and Refugees
From SDG Academy
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This chapter discusses spirituality as a basis for civilization, and how rediscovering those spiritual foundations and bringing them together in consensus not only allow…
Spirituality and the Common Good
From SDG Academy
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The main reason why we destroy nature is so that we can externalize the costs of what we're doing. We pollute nature, and we expect that other people will later pay…
Inquiry and Moral Reasoning
From SDG Academy
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