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Pedro J. Caceres 
2007


I started thinking today on the lack of alignment of spiritual life and ordinary and business life in many people, including myself, and I came to the conclusion that many Catholics and Protestants I know are not really Christian. It seems like a paradox but, unfortunately is not and that is the root cause of many of our world problems.
 
These people are immersed in the formal aspect of their own Christian denomination, whatever it is, and don't have or don't want to dedicate any time to the real deep meaning of Christ in their lives.
 
I even wonder if they ever look for the real Jesus or if they are just happy to belong to a tradition that is more link to humans than to Christ. With many rules and regulations, with perfect structure and common voice, common thought, common brain in some cases to even justify the killling of other humans' bodies and/or souls, through wars, abortion, lack of social consciense, financial greed, corruption and usury.
 
Being a Christian is radical, is pure and needs commitment to work with God in fulfilling His vision for this creation that we all must share. 
 

A moral approach to Corporate Social Responsibility based on the Social Doctrine of the Catholic Church
by Pedro J. Caceres