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Organized religion?s ?management problem?

By Alliance Alert

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Gary Hamel writes at his Wall Street Journal Blog: "My hypothesis: the problem with organized religion isn?t that it?s too religious, but that it?s too organized. And second, I believe that the ?church? (in the broadest, ecumenical sense of the word) plays an essential role in constructing the moral foundations of a democratic society . . . So as church leaders, you shouldn?t feel too sorry for yourselves. Your problem isn?t unique, and it isn?t materialism, atheism, skepticism or relativism?it?s institutional inertia. And if it makes you feel better, it?s not entirely your fault. Like leaders everywhere, you?ve been mugged by change."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on August 21, 2009 (boomark / email).

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