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- A Christian Science PerspectiveDefending our citiesAs we understand that God could never create evil, we’re able to witness a decrease in crime.
‘Just the facts’ about the presidential candidatesIn an age of deep political division when each side is prone to share only the information that comport with its argument, do facts matter?
The Monitor's ViewSigns of a ‘South Asian Spring’Sri Lanka’s election fits a pattern in the region as more voters expect honesty in leaders and equality in their rule.- A Christian Science PerspectiveGod parents us allAn understanding of how God cares for each of us enables us to exchange worries for real peace of mind, as a parent of three has been finding.
The Monitor's ViewA Chinese answer to anti-foreigner hateThe killing of a Japanese boy in China evokes strong reaction to Beijing’s use of anti-Japan propaganda as a tool of control.- A Christian Science PerspectiveOur pain healer: GodGetting to know God as infinitely loving and good opens the door to freedom from pain – rather than merely coping with it.
Why they enlist: An expanded view of military serviceAs military recruitment numbers flag, what motivates young people to enlist? The reasons are more varied and personal than civilians might think.
A Christian Science Perspective‘God, our refuge, strength and stay’Even when hatred has grown to a violent extreme, we can turn to God as Love and find the safety we need.
The Monitor's ViewPro athletes as star exemplarsFans see high character as much as sports prowess in sports greats like Caitlin Clark and Shohei Ohtani
The Monitor's ViewHumble pivots to a political centerIn three democracies, opponents are trying to forge alliances. In one, civility and respect are winning.- A Christian Science PerspectiveLet Christ establish your dayAs we’re receptive to God’s thoughts, our day conforms more fully to their messages of love.
The Monitor's ViewReviving the spirit of givingA major report looks at causes for the drop in charitable giving. One remedy: Look at all ways of giving, especially those driven by spiritual thinking.- A Christian Science Perspective‘Shepherd, wash them clean’As we watch for God’s goodness in our neighbors and ourselves, we experience more peace in our interactions.
The Monitor's ViewVenezuela’s future hangs on factsTelling the truth about an election’s results may be the opposition’s best strategy against the regime.- A Christian Science Perspective‘Hey! Nobody’s perfect!’As we accept the biblical message that we’re as perfect as God, we experience greater health and harmony.
The Monitor's ViewUkraine’s high ground in RussiaBy welcoming scrutiny of its military incursion into Russia, Ukraine abides by rules of war and wins over world opinion.- A Christian Science PerspectiveAI’s need for our higher natureRecognizing God, Spirit, as the one divine Mind equips us to engage with artificial intelligence in ways that foster order, truth, and wisdom.
The Monitor's ViewThe new kids in the huddleGirls are flocking to a variation of American football – “flag,” as it is called – that elevates agility and teamwork. This more inclusive version does away with the physical contact of the traditional game.- A Christian Science PerspectiveWe don’t have to resign ourselves to angerAs we accept, with childlike trust, the loving ideas God gives us moment by moment, we can overcome feelings of anger.
The Monitor's ViewCherishing ‘climate volunteers’After floods in Bangladesh – and just after a democratic renewal – a mass of volunteers sets a model for citizen participation in responding to extreme weather.
