While that is the approach often taken at other schools, it is obvious from the preceding discussion that such an approach is not consistent with a university education, and it would be negligent of me to take such an approach. The approach which is appropriate is a much more difficult one to take. To the limits of my ability, I should tie business, as one area of life, together with other areas of life by identifying the broad principles which apply across such different areas. Such an approach does more than lip service to the wholeness of the individual student and the wholeness of his education. In this way the student truly receives a liberal education in business.
Business is thus one type of relationship between people.
Some ethical position must be taken in discussions about interpersonal relation ships. If it is not a Christian one, it will be one which in some instance or in many instances disagrees with the Christian one. I confess that I am still seeking the answer to this deepest of all questions about business. It is not one easily answered. Trade presumes specialization.