Imagine if we saw customers as being the image of God. How would we advertise to them? What kind of products and services would we create? What pricing mechanisms would we use - and what would we charge? How would we deliver products to them?

I'm evaluating marketing functions through the lens of imago Dei - considering both consumers and marketers as being created in the image of God. The impact on both groups can be profound as it shapes those activities.

Thanks for asking. We are fine - we are working together to provide the support she needs and to support each other.

Report back:

Seven chapters down, four to go.

No chocolate overload.

Dinner done and kitchen cleaned.

Now for the most challenging part: deciding whether to watch the Leaf/Habs season opener or the Jays finishing off the Yankees...

The whole series is perfect for rainy days, cloudy days, sunny days on the deck...

There seems to be a theme here...

Pre-order the book. Read it when it arrives on your doorstep. Be open to learning and be blessed by what you will learn.

He challenged me to see my faith from a different perspective. He encouraged me to hope that the day will come when Jesus's justice will prevail. He focused me on actions I can take to enact justice today.

Prepare them to discuss the case in class with confidence. Show them how to apply theories and models to actual decisions. Give them self-confidence, analytical, and decision-making skills.

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I'm talking about it in the first class of Ethics this term.

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