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- A Christian Science PerspectiveYour ability to healThe love that sees everyone as spiritual and whole takes away fear and brings healing.
The Monitor's ViewHonesty as income in ArgentinaAn amnesty for tax cheats is part of a broad attack on corruption and an attempt to build a culture of integrity.- A Christian Science PerspectiveDémarchage interdit !En tant qu’enfants de Dieu, nous avons toute autorité pour rejeter les pensées qui ne s’accordent pas avec la nature entièrement bonne de Dieu, et pour revendiquer les bénédictions venant des pensées qui sont en harmonie avec elle.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveNo soliciting!As the children of God, we have the authority to dismiss thoughts that don’t align with God’s wholly good nature and claim the blessings of thoughts that do.
The Monitor's ViewWhere civil debates yield civic resultsWhile presidential debates may suggest otherwise, many state legislatures are most productive when rival lawmakers treat each other as moral equals.- A Christian Science PerspectiveWhere do we place our trust?When we stick to divine Love’s point of view, we see more of life’s inherent goodness.
The Monitor's ViewAfghan women sing freedomThe Taliban’s harsh laws that even command women not to sing at home have led many women to sing on social media – with a melody of equality and dignity.- A Christian Science PerspectiveUpheld in God’s good viewWhen we let a God-inspired outlook – rather than limiting, degrading notions of manhood and womanhood – inform the way we see and treat one another, this elevates our interactions.
The Monitor's ViewWhy China’s rock music is here to stayA new textbook warns that rock ‘n roll is a security threat. Yet China’s vibrant rock scene is mainly a source of creative freedom.- A Christian Science PerspectiveProgress is possibleAs we learn that God gives us the ability to take advancing steps, we’re empowered to exercise that freedom in any aspect of life.
‘1992’ says something important about race in America – and Tyrese GibsonThe new film “1992” is a reminder of America’s cycles of racism and rebellion. Actor Tyrese Gibson stands out as a portrait of hope.
The Monitor's ViewOne way to foil school shootingsMore educators find teaching empathy can enable students to help prevent gun violence rather than be caught in the crossfire.- A Christian Science PerspectiveGod’s presence and healing power, here and nowAs we’re receptive to the spiritual light of God that is ever present, we find that troubles such as sickness dissolve.
The Monitor's ViewLifting Lebanon with one arrestThe apprehension of a former central bank chief raises expectations for integrity and rule of law in a nation demanding accountability.- A Christian Science PerspectiveSeeking solutions? Find Truth.The more we learn of divine Truth, God, as supreme, the more consistently we find the answers and healing we need.
The Monitor's ViewPoland’s moment of conscienceA prime minister asks his officials to admit their failings and rebuild trust. After all, he’s demanding that of opponents from the previous government.- A Christian Science PerspectiveDaily grind or holy day?In communing with God, we discover that there’s no end to the grace we can feel and experience, no matter what tasks are before us.
A Taiwanese identity emergesA strong sense of Taiwanese identity has come hand in hand with the flourishing of democracy. The crux of this evolution: Taiwan emphatically prefers peace.
The Monitor's ViewWorkers of the world, volunteerMore employees want workplaces in which they can donate their time for a greater good.- A Christian Science PerspectiveLiving in the nowAs we recognize our status as God’s beloved children, heartache about the past lifts, and we experience more of the goodness that’s filling every moment.
