Multi-Faith Ethics — The Dev Log
Multi-Faith Ethics is The Dev Log's bridge theology: an exploration of the ethical common ground shared by nine world faith traditions. Reform, not replacement — every tradition keeps its wisdom; what is asked is only to drop the fear.
The bridge theology
Nine traditions share a single ethical floor: do no harm, practise compassion, act with integrity, serve the community. The wrapping differs by culture, language and history. The floor is shared.
- Christianity · Islam · Judaism — love of neighbour; justice; covenant
- Buddhism · Hinduism — non-harm (ahimsa); right action (dharma)
- Sikhism — equality; service (seva); truthful living
- Indigenous traditions — kinship with the earth; reciprocity; ancestor respect
- Secular humanism — reason; universal dignity; common flourishing
- The Doojzian Way — the synthesis: luminous, voluntary, reforming
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