Business Ethics and Social Responsibility

This set of flashcards covers key concepts related to business ethics and social responsibility, particularly focusing on the influence of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam on business practices.

Judaism

The world’s oldest monotheistic religion that emphasizes the belief in one God and following the Torah.

Christianity

The largest religion in the world focused on the teachings of Jesus Christ, who is believed to be the Son of God.

Islam

A monotheistic religion that means 'submission to God' and whose followers are known as Muslims.

Torah

The written law of Judaism that contains the history and teachings fundamental to Jewish faith.

Talmud

The oral law of Judaism that elaborates on the Torah and serves as a guide to Jewish law and ethics.

Stewardship

A principle in Christian business ethics emphasizing responsible management of resources.

Justice

A crucial principle in Christian ethics that demands fairness in business dealings.

Haram

An Arabic term meaning 'forbidden', applicable to unlawful transactions in Islam.

Generosity

A principle in Christian ethics that encourages helping those who are underprivileged.

Ihsan

Benevolence in Islam that emphasizes ethical conduct and compassion beyond legal justice.