Abstract
This article proceeds in three sections: In the first section globalisation is depicted as homogenizing cultural force and usurping power of moral formation. In the second section the ethical challenges posed by globalisation in terms of “cultural justice” are outlined. This is followed by a theological and ecclesiological comment as part of the wider debate on the church in a globalising world.
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