Exploring Integrity in the Christian Church

The book delves into the philosophical and theological dimensions of integrity, examining its implications for identity, responsibility, and ongoing learning within both individual and corporate contexts. Through case studies, Simon Robinson integrates Aristotelian and existentialist views with agapeic theology and leadership theories, emphasizing the church's role in fostering genuine dialogue and peacebuilding. It explores how ecclesiology and Christian ethics can guide the development of virtues and shared narratives, ultimately enhancing the church's engagement with its members and the broader world.