Ma`rifat Farhangi Ejtemaei

The Islamic Revolution of Iran is rooted in the consistent standard of religious culture. Therefore, the development of deep empathy must be sought in the hidden capacities of its cultural foundations. Achieving this goal would be possible only by identifying and eliminating the factors that hinder the development of deep empathy in the culture of the Revolution. Using an analytical method, this paper examines some of these factors in the context of of oil-dependent economy. The research findings show that oil-dependent economy is one of the important factors contributing to the imbalances in economic development and social justice, and thus creating a feeling of "social injustice" to the "injustice of God" and " emergence of a semi-organized mistrust ", generalization about considering " technical grace " as a " cultural grace”, and a barrier to " opening a dialogue on Islamic- human sciences "and" development of deep empathy ".The basic strategy for reducing these effects is building a generative and resistive economy dependent on the fundamental standaed of Islamic culture , seeking to strike a balance between economic development and social justice and creating compatibility between the fundamental standard and superficial standard of the native culture to develop deep empathy.