Bmal 604: Integration of Faith and Leadership

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Integration of Faith and Learning: A Comparison of the Islam and Christian Religion BMAL 604 Liberty University Abstract ADD ABSTRACT Keywords: Christianity, Islam, sin, salvation, God Integration of Faith and Learning: A Comparison of the Islam and Christian Religion Globalization for many companies founded in American has become the norm. When multinational enterprises are looking to take their business to a different country they are required to hire managers that possesses the skills and knowledge to be great leaders while working in an unfamiliar environment. The challenges of being a Christian international leader or manager can be very complex when it comes to working in an environment where ones religious belief differs greatly. Christians and Muslims share some of the same core values and beliefs; however Christianity and Islam differ in many areas when it comes to the view of God, Christian core values, sin and evil, and how Christians define salvation. In this paper I will examine the culture of Morocco and how their Islam religious beliefs differ from Christianity while exploring how a Christian leader can become an effective international leader or manager working in a Moroccan society. Morocco Globalization, the growing integration of economics and societies worldwide, has been one of the most important topics in international business of the past few years (Satterlee, 2009). The advantage of globalization create affiliations among nations that allow multinational corporations to enter a country like Morocco to stimulate the economy and provide many opportunities such as jobs, increase in export and decrease in imports, and it also allow the company to expand their market audience. Morocco is a beautiful country located in North West of Africa, widely open on the Atlantic Ocean from the west, and the Mediterranean Sea from the
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