As part of our series called Lifestyle Ethics, Simon Carey Holt talked this week about how the marketplace offers us not only material possessions, but even pre-packaged choices of indentity, and spirituality. If you missed it, you can listen to the podcast.

What are your thoughts on what Simon had to say?

Have you been involved in corporate seminars that help workers to find "purpose and identity"?

What do you feel about the idea of a type of spirituality that is self-focussed, or aimed at the corporate bottom line?

Is there something we can learn from or contribute to this new interest in spiritual things?