摘要：Aside from one extreme view that the characteristic of Christianity or any religion must be determined by philosophy, a view still perpetuates that Christianity‘s being religious has nothing to do with philosophy. And because ethics fall under philosophy‘s practical aspect, one might also say that there is no such thing as ―Christian Ethics,‖ that ethics only belongs to philosophy whereas Christianity only belongs to religion or spirituality. Although there is difficulty where to logically locate Christianity whether it is purely religious or ethical or aesthetic, this article explains how spirituality, religion, theology, and ethics find their place in relating with temporal matters, especially with culture, politics, economics, and ecology. Besides, this inserts biblical-theological principles and quotations to any ethical principle or inquiry and supporting social sciences as a way of stressing the presence and pervasiveness of religion in ethics and other aspects of life.
