1 Proclaim the spiritual dynamic. There is enough vision, caring, justice, hope and honesty to blast away the fetid breath of cynicism, greed, corruption and laziness. The world needs a vitality drawn from the shared values of all religions. We inherited that global spiritual capital, but recognise additional resources within our own South African experience to develop a sense of spirituality, and the politics and economics which spring from it. 2 Believe in our faith-energy.
Faith is energy, a force that provides the belief that South Africa can succeed.
Constant carping by those without vision is not defeated by argument but by people with the exuberance of faith. 3 Recognise the agenda is set by the world. Everyone has agendas but the agenda for the world is set by powerless people in need. Prophets look for programmes for a just social economics, but also expect investments in the social sector from the wealthy whose hearts are in the correct place. 4 Challenge the conservatism of religious institutions.