Business Ethics In Relation To The Profession Of The Religious Society Of Friends

"Business Ethics In Relation To The Profession Of The Religious Society Of Friends" is a historical address delivered by Charles Rhoads to the Friends' Institute for Young Men in Philadelphia in 1882. This insightful work explores the intersection of Quaker values and ethical business practices during a period of significant industrial and economic change. Rhoads delves into the moral responsibilities of members of the Religious Society of Friends in their professional lives, offering guidance rooted in faith and principle. This address provides a valuable glimpse into the historical context of ethical considerations within the Quaker community and offers timeless wisdom for navigating the complexities of business with integrity. It remains relevant for those interested in the history of business ethics, Quakerism, and the integration of faith and professional life.

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