Richard Kyte
Biography
Richard Kyte has served as Endowed Professor at D. B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership, Viterbo University.
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Work, Money & Leadership
“Honorable in Business provides a welcome addition to the current offerings of textbooks addressing ethical issues in the workplace. Gibson and Augsburger introduce the idea of a Christian worldview and then proceed to demonstrate how such a worldview does not replace or compete with the major ethical theories but rather complements and enhances theories such as utilitarianism and deontology . . . For anyone wondering what difference it makes being a Christian in today’s business environment, this book provides thoughtful, engaging answers.”
Philosophy
“In a time when discussions of spirituality tend to be either grossly superficial or too narrowly specialized, Richard White's Spiritual Guide comes as a welcome surprise. White's treatment of spirituality is both profound and accessible, grounded in stories and examples from the world's great philosophical and religious traditions, yet attuned to the challenges of living in today's technologically sophisticated and pluralistic world. The Spiritual Guide is an exceptionally clear book on a topic generally not known for clarity. By focusing on four steps to a spiritual life, White artfully manages to articulate a theory of spirituality while focusing on the practical steps one can take to live a more meaningful life. In this way, White recovers the wisdom of ancient traditions, namely, that the quality of one's life is chiefly influenced by one's understanding of the world, and that a mature understanding is something one acquires over time by responding to suffering with compassion, by learning to live generously, by cultivating wonder, and by acknowledging death in order to live with joy. This book will be well worth reading for anyone who wants to learn more about the enduring relevance of spiritual wisdom and also live a spiritually fulfilled life.”
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