Anglicanism and Business. Middle Way of Christianity

1. Introduction to Anglicanism
2. Anglican Church
3. Justin Welby (Archbishop of Canterbury)
4. Anglican Ethics and Business
5. Anglicans in the World
6. William Wilberforce (Anglican abolitionist)
7. Desmond Tutu (Anglican Leader of the Non-Violence)

Sample - Anglicans, Ethics and Business

The Subject “Anglicans, Ethics and Business” belongs to the following Online Programs taught by EENI Global Business School:

Doctorate: Ethics, Religion & Business.

Masters: Religions & Business, International Business.

Course: Christianity & Business.

Languages: or Anglicanos Anglicans Anglicanos.

Why study “Christianity and Business”?.

Anglicanism represents the third largest Christian Church in the world, after the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Churches. The Anglican Church declares itself “one, holy, catholic and apostolic.”

1. Justin Welby is the actual Archbishop of Canterbury of the Anglican Church
2. The number of Anglicans in the World is about 85 million people
3. Africa has experienced a substantial growth over the past two decades; approximately 37 million Africans are Anglicans and twenty-six million in England
4. The Anglican Church is often considered as the middle way of Christianity where the Sacred Scripture, Apostolic Tradition, and Reason are the pillars of the Anglican Church
5. Anglicans accept both the Apostolic and the Nicene Creed
6. The Sacraments performed are the Baptism and the Eucharist
7. In 1534 Pope Clement VII refused to annul the marriage between the English King Henry VIII with Catherine of Aragon (daughter of the Catholic Monarchs of Spain - Ferdinand and Isabella-). The English King decided to wean the Church of England from the Roman Catholic Church, and proclaimed himself “Supreme Head of the Church of England”

John David Sainsbury, Baron Sainsbury of Turville (1940), is a British Businessman and politic. Between 1992 - 1997; he was the President of Sainsbury (Supermarket chain created by his grand father John James Sainsbury in 1869). In 2009; he donated 660 million Pounds to the charity. He is Anglican.

Sample - The Nobel Peace Prize, Desmond Tutu (South Africa).

Business and religion.