What do the world's great religious and secular philosophies have to say about ethical conduct? Which virtues are common across faiths? And what role do religious communities have to play in building a more just and sustainable world?
This course delves into the integration of ethical values and sustainable development, emphasizing the moral challenges that go beyond technical and political dimensions. The focus is on virtue ethics, exploring the approaches of both religious and secular philosophies towards fostering ethical conduct, with contributions from global religious traditions and scholars. It leverages insights from the Ethics in Action meetings led by Pope Francis to promote multi-faith dialogue and cooperation in addressing contemporary global crises such as poverty, corruption, and climate change.
No specific prerequisites are required for this course, making it accessible to anyone interested in ethics, sustainable development, and the interplay between diverse religious philosophies and modern global challenges.
Graduates of this course can apply their understanding of ethical practices and multi-faith cooperation to various real-world scenarios. This can include leading community-driven environmental initiatives, participating in interfaith dialogues, influencing policy development, and integrating ethical practices into business and government strategies to tackle global issues like poverty, inequality, and climate change.
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