Kewirausahaan Kristen Quiz

An entrepreneur who has a far-sighted vision but is not balanced with integrity is likely to ...

• Build a sustainable business

• Lose the trust of business partners

• Generate sustainable innovations

• Become a spiritual role model

• Be a role model in love

Innovative characteristics in Christian entrepreneurship must be integrated with the value of ...

• Humility

• Love

• Justice

• Integrity

• Service

A Christian entrepreneur who dares to take risks but does not consider business ethics is at risk of ...

• Being a role model of faith

• Experiencing financial and moral bankruptcy

• Developing a sustainable business

• Being a blessing to society

• Prioritizing social service

Discipline in financial management of a business from a Christian perspective reflects the value of ...

• Humility

• Self-control

• Justice

• Service

• Love

A high work ethic done only for personal gain contradicts the verse ...

• Proverbs 11:1

• Mark 10:45

• Philippians 2:3

• Micah 6:8

• Colossians 3:23

Prioritizing results but neglecting honest processes contradicts the Christian value of ...

• Integrity

• Humility

• Service

• Love

• Justice

"Visionary + Faith" in Christian entrepreneurship means ...

• Seeing opportunities as part of God's plan

• Taking as much profit as possible

• Prioritizing profit over service

• Ignoring potential risks

• Making business strategies without prayer

Love as the foundation of Christian entrepreneurship is shown by ...

• Providing fair rights to employees

• Setting high profit targets

• Taking big risks without calculation

• Neglecting social responsibility

• Prioritizing profit above all

A successful entrepreneur who always attributes success solely to hard work without acknowledging God's grace has failed to live the value of ...

• Justice

• Love

• Humility

• Integrity

• Service

Micah 6:8 teaches the value of justice in entrepreneurship. Its practical application is ...

• Paying wages according to justice standards

• Prioritizing profit over employees

• Reducing labor costs unilaterally

• Creating innovative products

• Neglecting social responsibility