Two of those “virtues” are flat out Marxist BS:
Ujima (Collective Work and Responsibility)
Ujamaa (Cooperative Economics)
They are, but they don't have to be.
Marxism/socialism says that co-operation is a good thing, so we'll give the government the authority to require everyone's co-operation and collective responsibility.
Christianity, along with Aristotle's societal organization, says that co-operation (loving your neighbor in Christianity) is a good thing, so we should promote individual virtuous behavior leading to it.
It's basically the difference between having the government collect your work-gained wealth in order to spend it on building barns for the collective farm, and teaching people it is a good thing to help your neighbor build his barn on his property, and for your neighbor to help you build yours.