Jennifer Slater
Biographic Data
| ID | 6795032 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jennifer Slater |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jennifer |
| FAMILY NAME | Slater |
| SIGNATURE | SLATER J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of South Africa |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7437-1010 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The identification of misplaced moral ingredients that obscure sustainable leadership
This article endeavours to liberate the concept of ‘morality’ and debrief the term ‘sustainability’ by exploring the fundamental moral questions that relate to leadership based on ethical living connected with self, others, nature and the environment. It investigates sustainability that cultivates leadership and undergirds the social, economic, political and moral subsistence of humanity. It explores the dire deficiencies of moral ingredients tha…
Preface to the special issue ‘Sustainable leadership in times of uncertainty’
Theological reflection, divorced from the incarnational nature of the Christian faith, invalidates the Bible
This article draws its inspiration from the famous excerpt of the 5th century Father and Doctor of the Roman Catholic Church, Jerome, who firmly claims in his Commentary on Isaiah (Nn 1.2: CCL 73, 1–3) that ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Christ . By this exhortation he urged Christians to recognise the serious necessity to study the Word of God as it is not an optional luxury to be used and interpreted with tawdriness. The secret of this …
The Christian woman as a weaker, but honoured vessel (1 Pt 3
This article presents a Christian liturgical leader as an empty, but useful vessel whose strength is made perfect by the reliance on God’s grace. The word vessel is often used in the Bible, and in English terms it translates to be either a container such as a bowl or a jug, or either a ship or a boat. The biblical meaning denotes a person whom God calls and uses as a vessel. The metaphor of a leader as a useful vessel, refers to a person that is …
The first shall be last… – A biblical inversion of leadership traps and pressure-cooker appetites for ambitious statuses
As virtuous leadership appears to be under severe pressure in all areas of life, it is the aim of this article to determine whether this biblical axiom holds suitable and valuable guidelines to counter contemporary leadership traps and assist leaders not to succumb to ambitious leadership cravings. The article determines whether the biblical axiom, the first shall be last and the last shall be first (Mt 20:15–16), holds the capacity to invert the…
Intersecting culture, values and transformation in shaping an integrated ethnic identity within a diastratically variated society
This article intersects various human diversities through the lens of Christian beliefs and practices as presented in Galatians 3:28. It sets out to identify some of the diastratic diverse factors that influence and shape the distinct socio-economic and cultural environments of the South African arrangement. The amalgam of Christian beliefs, together with cross-cultural practices and philosophical configurations, constitutes a wide range of world…
The identification of misplaced moral ingredients that obscure sustainable leadership
This article endeavours to liberate the concept of ‘morality’ and debrief the term ‘sustainability’ by exploring the fundamental moral questions that relate to leadership based on ethical living connected with self, others, nature and the environment. It investigates sustainability that cultivates leadership and undergirds the social, economic, political and moral subsistence of humanity. It explores the dire deficiencies of moral ingredients tha…
Intersecting culture, values and transformation in shaping an integrated ethnic identity within a diastratically variated society
This article intersects various human diversities through the lens of Christian beliefs and practices as presented in Galatians 3:28. It sets out to identify some of the diastratic diverse factors that influence and shape the distinct socio-economic and cultural environments of the South African arrangement. The amalgam of Christian beliefs, together with cross-cultural practices and philosophical configurations, constitutes a wide range of world…
The Christian woman as a weaker, but honoured vessel (1 Pt 3
This article presents a Christian liturgical leader as an empty, but useful vessel whose strength is made perfect by the reliance on God’s grace. The word vessel is often used in the Bible, and in English terms it translates to be either a container such as a bowl or a jug, or either a ship or a boat. The biblical meaning denotes a person whom God calls and uses as a vessel. The metaphor of a leader as a useful vessel, refers to a person that is …
The first shall be last… – A biblical inversion of leadership traps and pressure-cooker appetites for ambitious statuses
As virtuous leadership appears to be under severe pressure in all areas of life, it is the aim of this article to determine whether this biblical axiom holds suitable and valuable guidelines to counter contemporary leadership traps and assist leaders not to succumb to ambitious leadership cravings. The article determines whether the biblical axiom, the first shall be last and the last shall be first (Mt 20:15–16), holds the capacity to invert the…
Theological reflection, divorced from the incarnational nature of the Christian faith, invalidates the Bible
This article draws its inspiration from the famous excerpt of the 5th century Father and Doctor of the Roman Catholic Church, Jerome, who firmly claims in his Commentary on Isaiah (Nn 1.2: CCL 73, 1–3) that ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Christ . By this exhortation he urged Christians to recognise the serious necessity to study the Word of God as it is not an optional luxury to be used and interpreted with tawdriness. The secret of this …
The identification of misplaced moral ingredients that obscure sustainable leadership
This article endeavours to liberate the concept of ‘morality’ and debrief the term ‘sustainability’ by exploring the fundamental moral questions that relate to leadership based on ethical living connected with self, others, nature and the environment. It investigates sustainability that cultivates leadership and undergirds the social, economic, political and moral subsistence of humanity. It explores the dire deficiencies of moral ingredients tha…
Preface to the special issue ‘Sustainable leadership in times of uncertainty’
Philosophy (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Environmental ethics (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Religion, Society, and Development (3 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Ethical Leadership (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Public relations (2 works)