Biblical and and Middle Protestant 4a. Personal 4b. Social early church Ages Salvationists Salvationists fathers Luke, Athanasius, Luther, Dollar Guiterez, Key Ireneaus, Gregory of Calvin, Yoder exemplars Origen Nyssa, Baxter (as Augustine, interpreted by A. Three Anselm, dimensions (Abelard) of salvation Role Sacrifice Sacrifice Sacrifice Role model 1) Modality: as role model vs as sacrifice This world: After-life: After-life: This world: 2) Instantiation: Demonstrated Performing Resources as Resources as Put into Relative in resource sacraments; confirmation confirmation practice via emphasis on sharing; asceticism/ of salvation of salvation/ sharing where salvation inclusivity/ monasteries (rational rules blessing resources is evident (this welcoming the for daily life world vs socially taken from marginalized monasteries) Social Social (extra Personal Personal Social 3) Locus of (individual ethical activity: ecclesia nulla calling) personal vs salus) social B. Implications for organization practice Sharing Centralization, Honest work Develop Key principles financial rationalization profit is blessed with redemptive resources, maximization financial structures & community reward systems Jerusalem St. Benedict Josiah Amway Focolare Exemplary Love of Wedgwood (Gospel of Movement practitioners Community monastery (Puritans) Prosperity) (Radical/ (James) liberation (Catholicism) theology)
Biblical and early church fathers and Middle Ages Protestant 4a. Personal Salvationists 4b. Social Salvationists Key exemplars A. Three dimensions of salvation Luke, Ireneaus, Origen Athanasius, Gregory of Nyssa, Augustine, Anselm, (Abelard) Luther, Calvin, Baxter (as interpreted by Dollar Guiterez, Yoder 1) Modality: as role model vs as sacrifice Role Sacrifice Sacrifice Sacrifice Role model 2) Instantiation: Relative emphasis on where salvation is evident (this world vs This world: Demonstrated in resource sharing; inclusivity/ welcoming the socially marginalized After-life: Performing sacraments; asceticism/ monasteries Resources as confirmation of salvation (rational rules for daily life taken from monasteries) After-life: Resources as confirmation of salvation/ blessing This world: Put into practice via sharing resources 3) Locus of ethical activity: personal vs social Social Social (extra ecclesia nulla salus) Personal (individual calling) Personal Social B. Implications for organization practice Key principles Sharing financial resources, community Centralization, rationalization profit maximization Honest work is blessed with financial reward Develop redemptive structures & systems Exemplary practitioners Jerusalem Love Community (James) St. Benedict of monastery (Catholicism) Josiah Wedgwood (Puritans) Amway (Gospel of Prosperity) Focolare Movement (Radical/ liberation theology)
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