Sixth principle
Our choices affect others, including those who are not yet here to answer us.
Freedom with consequence
Human capability creates choices. Responsibility asks us to face their effects on people, communities and the wider conditions of existence.
Dignity and conscience
Neither calling nor spiritual authority should be used to excuse coercion, exploitation or humiliation. Members should be able to question, dissent and leave without threat.
From ideas to action
A philosophy of responsibility becomes meaningful through everyday conduct: how we teach, build, care, employ, lead and repair harm.
