Anthony Joseph Amaradio Thinks That Business Ethics Are Influenced by Religious Values

September 18, 2025 at 22:42 PM EDT

Charitable giving and community support are endeavors promoted by all major religions, along with values such as tolerance, diligence, and the pursuit of personal betterment.

Aliso Viejo, California, United States, September 19, 2025 -- Religious beliefs have played a significant role in shaping the business strategies and ethical frameworks of some of the world's most successful entrepreneurs, including Sam Walton (Walmart), John Willard Marriott (Marriott Hotels), John Tyson (Tyson Foods), and Truett Cathy (Chick-fil-A). In 1905, German sociologist Max Weber published a groundbreaking book in which he argued that the Protestant work ethic contributed to the rise of modern capitalism in Northern Europe by motivating individuals to seek success and prosperity in the secular world. Over the decades, scholars have increasingly explored the connection between religion and business ethics, with most concluding that the core values of major world religions—such as integrity, diligence, compassion, and social responsibility—can be effectively integrated into business practices, yielding highly positive results. Despite religious differences, these principles have gained even greater significance in the past two decades. Financial expert and author Anthony Joseph Amaradio, whose book "Faithful with Much: Breaking Down the Barriers to Generous Giving" is available on Amazon in Kindle, Hardcover, and Paperback, strongly believes in the positive influence of faith in business, as reflected in both his professional accomplishments and personal success.

Some scholars have argued that religion-based business ethics is a concept irrelevant to non-believers and inapplicable in the secular corporate world. However, faith can still have a positive impact since it introduces universal values that help build inclusive, motivated, and empathetic work environments, Anthony Joseph Amaradio points out. Corporate social responsibility (CSR), for example, has become one of the principal policy issues in modern business, and its origin can be traced back to the philanthropic activities of the first American tycoons. Charitable giving and community support are endeavors promoted by all major religions, along with values such as tolerance, diligence, and the pursuit of personal betterment. Devout business leaders get inspiration from their beliefs, prioritizing sustainability, equal opportunity, fair treatment, and fitting rewards for those who contribute. Companies run by such people tend to have fiercely loyal employees and are held in high regard by the public and their competitors.

One study, in particular, revealed the positive influence of faith (in this case, Christianity) on business ethics, indicating that spiritual values remain strong within the younger generations, although they may be wary of accepting religious labels. Jenny Main and Emily Lean of Union University focused on Millennials, who are expected to comprise 75% of the global workforce by 2025. As the report notes, this generation is strongly entrepreneurial, but the desire to succeed does not come at the cost of sacrificing morality and personal values. “Christian Millennials are engaging the business world from a perspective entirely different from their forefathers, a behavior common among this individualistic generation […] They are not interested in work for work’s sake but rather concern themselves more with charity work, social responsibility, and increasing consumer value. As far as this group seems to be concerned, people come first, then profit.” The authors write in the concluding part of their report, “Of all the groups compared, Christians and non-Christians had the greatest significant difference in their means on the work values and work ethic portions of the survey […] [The] numbers seem to support the idea that religion has a noticeable influence on work ethic for this generation.”

Financial expert and dedicated philanthropist Anthony Joseph Amaradio is the founder and leader of Select Portfolio Management Inc. and Select Money Management Inc., where he employs an innovative integrated strategy to maximize results for their clients. After receiving a BBA from the University of Michigan and an MBA from the University of Detroit, he commenced his career in the financial services industry, developing his talent over time to garner a stellar reputation and become recognized as a visionary and an inspirational leader. He and his wife, Carin, are passionate supporters of charitable causes and are often invited to speak at events hosted by non-profit organizations, many of which rely on his expertise to optimize their capacities and thus improve their effectiveness.

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