The future according to Jesus: A Galilean model of foresight

Gary, Jay E.

doi:10.1016/j.futures.2007.12.004

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“…Third is the inclusion of political elements in the church (WEEKS, 2011). Fourth is economic conflict (GARY, 2008). These crises cause accounting to be ambiguous (DAVIE, 2000), brutal and lose relations with the environment (CHWASTIAK, LEHMAN, 2008).…”

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Management financial behaviour for church during the Covid-19 pandemic

Yuesti¹,

Adnyana²

2021

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This study aims to explore the application of the Tahir Ilahi behaviour concept, which the researchers themselves discovered in 2014, to the Covid-19 pandemic, whose end remains unknown. This study was conducted in Bali, Indonesia with 748 respondents. The analytical tool used to determine the relationship between variables is SEM–PLS. The results showed that the variables ‘safety and blessings’ and ‘misbehaviour’ had a positive effect on Tahir Ilahi and the accounting information system. These two variables had a positive effect on the presentation of financial statements. Tahir Ilahi and the accounting information system are able to mediate the relationship between the two variables with the presentation of financial statements.

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Management financial behaviour for church during the Covid-19 pandemic

Yuesti¹,

Adnyana²

2021

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“…Researchers who study foresight have therefore offered insight into the historical, institutional, and intellectual context within which foresight shapes human action in complex and often fast changing environments (Son, 2015;Gary, 2008;Slaughter, 1998). Nevertheless, there is no consensus among scholars on the locus dimensionality in attributing the source or level of foresight in practice.…”

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