All Commentary
- A Christian Science PerspectiveThanks for being able to giveAs we recognize that the nature of God’s creation is entirely good, we’re able to give generously, without suffering from negative repercussions.
- The Monitor's ViewA guardrail holdsAmid the whirl of Cabinet nominations, senators affirm the civic virtues of wisdom and temperance that bolster American democracy.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveThe cycle we can depend onPrayerfully leaning on God as the divine Principle of all enables us to stop any cycle that doesn’t further spiritual goodness in our lives.
- Should we care what cows think? How readers broadened my view of animals.Good journalism opens minds and invites readers to see things differently. Sometimes, readers can have a similar effect on journalists.
- The Monitor's ViewOf dogs and dinWith a little help from their four-footed friends, communities are countering harsh politics with civic activities that evoke kindness and respect.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveCan we? Yes – it’s wonderfully true.We all have the God-given ability to accomplish what we rightfully need to do.
- The Monitor's ViewA shield from war for IraqUnder threat of being caught up in the Iran-Israel conflict, Iraqis listen to a revered cleric offering advice on the benefits of integrity.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveThe awesome power of gratitudeWhen we let a recognition of God, good, as ever present inspire thankfulness in our hearts, we’re inevitably blessed.
- The Monitor's ViewAntidotes to Venezuela’s election liesAcross Latin America, a popular demand for honesty and equality is compelling leaders to wield truth in defense of democracy.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveLearning to walk togetherCan we harmoniously and happily work together – even when we disagree? When we let our inherent unity with God lead the way, we find that the answer is yes.
- The Monitor's ViewSchools get real on artificial intelligenceMore educators are adopting the technology – with care for its potential abuses – as they catch up with students already using AI.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveOur priceless worthAs we understand that God has made us entirely whole and loved, we’re empowered to pursue right activities.
- The Monitor's ViewA vote that straddles Sri Lanka’s dividesParliamentary elections in the South Asian country mark a shift from sectarian politics to respect for individual dignity.
- A Christian Science Perspective‘You love because that’s who you are’Understanding our relationship to divine Love, God, frees us to view others with healing love.
- The Monitor's ViewA graceful renewal of Notre-Dame CathedralThe workers who restored the Gothic icon in Paris after a devastating fire celebrate eternal qualities in their skill and artistry. That speaks to real worship.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveThe elements of a truly fulfilling lifeGaining an understanding that we’re the children of divine Love brings greater meaning and harmony to our work.
- The Monitor's ViewLook who seeks Ethiopia’s postwar healingLocal communities start the process of justice and reconciliation two years after one of Africa’s worst wars.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveWhat does it mean to manifest good?Glimpsing that God’s creation is ever complete and whole brings healing and satisfaction to our lives.
- The Monitor's ViewA ride for freedom in ChinaMasses of young people taking lengthy bike rides at night express both joy and liberty in public spaces. The ruling party wants them to backpedal.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveLoving our true selfWe’re all innately capable of seeing ourselves the way God, divine Love, created us – which empowers us to love ourselves and our neighbors in ways that heal and bless.