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- A Christian Science PerspectiveThe power of stillnessEach of us is inherently able to know and feel the healing peace of Christ.
The Monitor's ViewPolitical violence is its own worst enemyThe Trump rally shooting may suggest such attacks are on the rise. Yet the evidence points to a countervailing trend in civility.- A Christian Science PerspectiveJust good deeds or genuine love?Recognizing that we are all children of God, good, is a strong starting point for restoring broken relationships.
Music that bridges generationsAmerican folk music is a kind of oral storytelling that dates back long before even the printing press. It is a vehicle to transmit culture from one generation to the next.
The Monitor's ViewSeeding thought with wonder and hopeA global focus on ecological restoration is taking form in projects and private actions lifting humanity’s view of unfettered good.- A Christian Science PerspectiveGod’s positioning systemListening to the peace-filled messages that God is always giving us brings progress to our lives.
The Monitor's ViewThe strength of Haiti’s revivalNew leaders recognize that rebuilding the fragile Caribbean state starts with renewing trust within communities.- A Christian Science PerspectiveUnder God’s lawKnowing that God’s children can never leave His loving care, we find healing when things seem to have gone wrong.
The Monitor's ViewWho really keeps the Olympics clean?With increased scandals over doping in sports, more athletes speak out about the integrity they rely on to compete fairly.- A Christian Science PerspectiveFace down what’s falseHolding to the spiritual reality of God’s goodness and supremacy enables us to overcome difficulties, as a man experienced after injuring his leg playing basketball.
The Monitor's ViewNATO’s plans for war – and peaceThe alliance’s 75th anniversary is an opportunity for NATO to see security in broader terms than weapons.- A Christian Science PerspectiveYou are God’s masterpieceAs we look to God, divine Spirit, for an understanding of what we truly are, our innate goodness, freedom, and abilities come to light.
The Monitor's ViewLiberation the Iranian wayA presidential election shows how voters find ways to seek freedom from Iran’s oppressive theocracy.- A Christian Science PerspectiveA world driven by good valuesRecognizing that we are all capable of living up to our God-given goodness and integrity equips us to see and experience that goodness more consistently.
A Christian Science PerspectiveFreedom is oursWith God at our side, we have the right and ability to assert independence from any trouble.
The Monitor's ViewDetroit’s sound of urban revivalThe reenvisioning of a once-iconic property, Michigan Central Station, matches the vibe of a city being reborn to again make a creative contribution.
The Monitor's ViewSouth Africa’s calming civilityVoters demanded shared governance. Their leaders are listening. Humility may usher in a new era of honesty.
Seeking common sense on immigrationResearch suggests that the long-term benefits of immigration are overwhelmingly positive. If the real issue is cultural, the question becomes how to build an effective and humane migration system.- A Christian Science PerspectiveFeeling trapped? Unlock the gates to freedom!If inharmony, such as illness, is holding us back, we can look to God for an understanding of our true, spiritual nature, which brings freedom.
Readers RespondReaders write: How America can learn to trust elections againLetters to the editor from the June 24 issue of the weekly magazine. Readers discussed trust in federal elections, media depictions of Russia, and the Monitor’s photography.
