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- A Christian Science PerspectiveA light for our path
A Christian Science perspective: On the Bible’s priceless teachings.
The Monitor's ViewAn end to Trump’s politics of anger?President Obama credits Trump’s victory to working-class anger at globalization. But globalization may not be the prime villain, and anger must be replaced by constructive empathy.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveMoving past labels
A Christian Science perspective: What truly defines us?
The Monitor's ViewPeace pact 2.0 to end Colombia’s warIn one of the grandest experiments in restorative justice, Colombia has a new peace pact aimed at ending a long war. The key element that was missing: restitution to victims by the war’s perpetrators.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveThe passing of a loved one: Healing grief
A Christian Science perspective: Even in the bleakest moments, the Christ comes to comfort.
The Monitor's ViewWhat Trump’s win may say about money in politicsClinton lost despite a much bigger campaign war chest, raising doubts about money buying elections. Are voters more savvy in judging well-funded campaigns?
- A Christian Science PerspectiveHealing division through prayer
A Christian Science perspective: On overcoming divisiveness and animosity.
The Monitor's ViewA new take on holiday givingThanksgiving marks the start of the ‘giving season,’ but this year a new trend shows how people are seeking to give in more meaningful ways.
The Monitor's ViewWhere Trump’s success is everyone’s successTo bind the nation, Democrats and Republicans must quickly agree to solve a common problem: rebuilding the nation’s roads, bridges, and other infrastructure. It would be an easy win-win, setting a healing tone.
On energy thinking, a narrowing gap?Hydrocarbon extraction and energy conservation can both be done in ways that protect the environment and the bottom line.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveGod’s government resolves conflict
A Christian Science perspective: Discerning God's government heals conflict.
Global NewsstandIs Russia really a threat?, Whaling: a divisive pursuit, The myriad forces assailing Mosul, Major in witchcraft?, To legalize or not to legalizeA roundup of global commentary for the Nov. 14, 2016 weekly magazine.
Readers RespondReaders write: Need for non-gender pronouns, more needed for Congress, hate speechLetters to the editor for the Nov. 14, 2016 weekly magazine.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveDoing good – together
A Christian Science perspective: On coming together after a polarizing US election.
The Monitor's ViewPresident-elect Trump’s humble requestTo heal the election’s bitter aftermath, Trump asked for ‘guidance’ from his opponents. If he follows through, he could learn from state and local leaders who often practice the qualities needed for bipartisanship.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveNurturing our veterans through God’s love
A Christian Science perspective: Prayers for our veterans.
The Monitor's ViewA glare of honesty on black moneyIndia becomes the latest country to crack down on the ‘black economy’ of criminals and tax cheats by withdrawing its largest currency bills. Corruption cannot thrive if money is traceable.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveA unique path to finding solutions
A Christian Science perspective: An understanding of God as divine Mind paves the way for healing and harmony.
The Monitor's ViewEither Trump or Clinton – the winner defies age biasVoters seemed to care little about either candidate’s age, a welcome shift in attitudes. Studies show many seniors are blowing past 'retirement age' with creativity and energy.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveWe are one, not politically fractured
A Christian Science perspective: On understanding the oneness of God's creation.
