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- A Christian Science PerspectivePraying about the Boston Marathon bombing trial
A Christian Science perspective: How can we pray individually for the right outcome in the Boston Marathon bombing trial?
The Monitor's ViewWhat North Charleston can teach AmericaThe April 4 shooting of a black man in the South Carolina city evoked reactions of empathy, transparency, and swift justice. That helped keep the city calm and focused on solutions and unity.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveHealing racial prejudice in policing
A Christian Science perspective: How to take a prayerful approach in healing prejudice in law enforcement.
The Monitor's ViewHow to read the alphabet soup of global 'clubs'This week's summit of Western Hemisphere leaders reflects a churn in the membership of many multinational bodies – and a search for common values that endure against rising global challenges.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveRespect for the homeless
A Christian Science perspective: Prayer to overcome homelessness
The Monitor's ViewKenya's unity against a terror tacticThe unity of Kenya's Christians and Muslims in reaction to last week's slaughter of more than 140 Christian students sends a strong message against a terrorist tactic of division.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveTo succeed without cheating
A Christian Science perspective: In academia or elsewhere, how can we pray about the pressure to cheat?
The Monitor's ViewThe heart of Iran's debate on a nuclear dealWith a victory for its moderates in the 'framework' agreement, Iran and its Islamic Revolution may take a turn toward reform – or a less coercive brand of religion upon individual conscience.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveOur love for Jesus
A Christian Science perspective.
Quality child care: what’s at stakeChild care in today's economy is a problem with millions of patchwork solutions, many far from ideal. Can we do better for kids and parents?
The Monitor's ViewA challenge to the fashion industry's body idealsFrench lawmakers tentatively approved a ban on ultra-thin models and have taken other steps that hint the fashion industry must rethink its influence over women's view of their individual worth.
Global NewsstandJapan should admit wartime crimes, Russia's relationship with the Middle East, supporting Pakistan's poor, Korean relations, Palestinians must unifyA round-up of global commentary for the April 6, 2015 weekly magazine.
Readers RespondReaders write: Better help for bees, a troubling trend, no 'climate denier' as presidentLetters to the editor for the April 6, 2015 weekly magazine.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveCybersecurity – and prayer as an active protection
A Christian Science perspective: Can prayer actually help in the throes of computer security breaches?
The Monitor's ViewBritish election: a hunt for ingenuityAs the campaign starts for a May 7 election, politicians debate Britain's need for innovation in business. Other countries should follow this British battle over how to boost productivity growth, which has been close to zero for years.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveResurrection morning
A Christian Science perspective: Celebrating Easter.
The Monitor's ViewNigeria's precedent for peaceful democracyOne key to Nigeria's historic presidential election, in which an incumbent lost, was a peace committee that worked to mediate disputes and suppress violence. It set a model for the rest of Africa.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveGod, love, and safety
A Christian Science perspective: Are prayer and protection linked?
The Monitor's ViewLessons from Germanwings crash on mental disabilityThe pilot who crashed the Germanwings plane hid his mental problems from his employer. But did he need to? Better ways are needed to help the mentally disabled come forward and to treat them.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveGod-inspired moderation
A Christian Science perspective: How can we be more moderate in a time of political polarization?
