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- Spiritual_capital abstract "Spiritual capital is the quantification of the value of spiritual, moral or psychological beliefs and practices to individuals, groups and society. Proponents liken it to other forms of capital, including material capital (or financial capital), intellectual capital, and social capital. Some scholars such as Robert Barro see spiritual capital as simply another term for the power and influence generated by religion belief and practice, whilst others, such as Danah Zohar define it more broadly as the value of personal, social or cultural beliefs and meanings that stimulate creativity, encourage moral behaviour and motivate individuals. It is often connected to the related concept of spiritual intelligence. Moreover, Samuel Rima has developed a conceptual model of spiritual capital that postulates five major elements of spiritual capital theory; metaphysical resources, spiritual capital formation, transformation, spiritual capital investment, and return on investment. Spiritual capital, when used in research, can be operationalized through various measures that measure an individual's religious and spiritual inclinations, such as frequency of church attendance and prayer, as well as one's belief in the transcendence. These kinds of measures can be found in the Brief Multidimensional Measure of Religiousness/Spirituality Multidimensional Measurement of Religiousness/Spirituality (book). Spiritual capital has also be used by many scholars to understand movements such as business as a mission, kingdom business and workplace spirituality.Ted Malloch in his launch of the Spiritual Enterprise Institute in 2005 defined spiritual capital as Another general definition, offered by Alex Liu is that spiritual capital is the power, influence and dispositions created by a person or an organization’s spiritual belief, knowledge and practice. Samuel Rima, based on doctoral research done at the University of Buckingham UK, defines spiritual capital as a metaphysical impulse that animates and leverages other recognized forms of capital to build capacity for advancing the common good. According to Rima, spiritual capital is used, or invested, to infuse other forms of capital with life-giving energy that will create surplus value for the benefit of people and societies rather than for satiating individual or corporate greed. As such, spiritual capital has the potential to bring life, vitality, and empowerment to people and the societies in which they live, rather than for the material or economic satisfaction and advancement of one individual, social group, or corporate entity.".
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- Spiritual_capital comment "Spiritual capital is the quantification of the value of spiritual, moral or psychological beliefs and practices to individuals, groups and society. Proponents liken it to other forms of capital, including material capital (or financial capital), intellectual capital, and social capital.".
- Spiritual_capital label "Kapitał duchowy".
- Spiritual_capital label "Spiritual capital".
- Spiritual_capital label "精神资本".
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