ABSTRACT
Integral theory views different disciplines through the lens of four quadrants of knowledge. These four quadrants or perspectives—the subjective, intersubjective, objective, and interobjective—can facilitate the development of theory and practice in leadership. This theory includes aspects of spirituality but it is critiqued and expanded in this study through exegesis of the Biblical text. This process includes expansion of the four quadrants for leadership theory through application of Biblical texts. Then the theory is expanded proposing a fifth aspect to the four quadrants through a critique from Scripture. This fifth aspect of knowing is a suprapersonal aspect of knowledge, and it becomes an important perspective in developing an understanding of leadership. A model for leadership is developed from the perspective of this expanded integral theory in conjunction with appropriate Biblical exegesis. (Click on the title for a link to the full article).
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