Religious Faith in Public Leadership
Applying our ultimate belief systems lends a moral compass for public-sector leaders for how to show up and relate to others.
Religion is an ancient and universal human activity that helps us make meaning by revealing purpose and value in life.
Religion connects us deeply to the things we care most about — the holy, other people, nature and our innermost selves (or souls).
Despite its significance, religion as a human phenomenon is widely misinterpreted and misunderstood. At a time of anxiety and uncertainty about the role of religion in public life, we should devote more time to this topic.
It is a complicated and high-stakes matter, but we have shining examples and key clues about how to manage and lead such inquiry to reach wise and just outcomes.
Author's summary: Faith guides public leaders.
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