Blog · 28 September 2026

Our Christian principles.

Antijante is an openly Christian project. You don't have to be a Christian to work with us, but be warned that we will pray for your company, yourself, and your family. This is what we believe, and how it shapes the way we work.

We believe we are all wonderfully created in God's image, and that we don't need to shy away from using our talents in the most productive way possible. Having worked with companies across the globe, we believe that the Nordics have both exceptional talent and great products, and that it is Right and Good to bring these to the rest of the world.

We believe that for those of us whose vocation is work, we should strive to do our very best. We believe that while Capitalism (or any other economic system) cannot lay claim to being inherently Christian, it is possible and imperative to act righteously within the system for the Good of one's neighbour.

We believe that it's possible to participate in a system of competition where gain comes from providing the best service or good. Similarly to competing in a sport, Christians are free to actively pursue winning within the rules of the game. However, Christians are to realize there are more important things at stake, and are expected to strive for more than just keeping with the strictest legal requirements. We believe that it's imperative to look for more than one's own gain, and to try to find opportunities for others to prosper.

We believe that while there should be no expectation for financial prosperity as a Christian, some Christians receive material wealth. Some of these undoubtedly are called to give it away, others are called to steward it well. Every Christian is called to guard their heart and put their trust in the Lord, above material possessions as well as all other things.

While we pray we will be a good witness for our partners and clients, we will undoubtedly fall short. Our principles demand more from us than our capacity for moral action. We hope to be met with charity instead of accusations of hypocrisy. Confessing both high principles and our shortcoming of said principles, we meet our partners (Christian or otherwise) from no high horses.

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