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- A Christian Science PerspectiveSeparating the mistake from the person
The more we understand of our unity with God, good, the better equipped we are to support reformation and redemption and to move forward with freedom.
The Monitor's ViewIndia’s new champion of civic equalityAfter a rise in Hindu nationalism and suppression of minority rights, a new Supreme Court justice may ensure all individuals are protected by the constitution.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveDeep roots in God
When life gets turbulent, we can rely on our unbreakable relation to God, good, to bring strength that keeps us moving forward.
The Monitor's ViewThe sheriff of the new WestThe European Union’s strongest moral response to the Ukraine war came from its eastern members who more strongly see Western values at stake. One country stands out: the Czech Republic.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveFinding home wherever you are
When we let God guide our interactions with friends and strangers alike, we’re yielding to the infinite Love that breaks through proverbial walls.
The Monitor's ViewA light of lawfulness in Latin AmericaThe U.S. targets Paraguay for corruption, yet it may be grassroots efforts at affirming accountability that make the biggest difference.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveLove: The basis for a renewed democracy
Treasuring and living out from our true nature as the expression of divine Love fosters harmony, kindness, and renewal in our lives and political systems.
The Monitor's ViewIn Iran’s protests, a hidden message made clearThe largely leaderless protests may have found a temporary leader in a popular Sunni cleric who called for a referendum based on equal rights.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveMaking sure your vote counts
Globally, politics have grown more divisive and political beliefs more entrenched. But when we let God, good – rather than frustration, willfulness, or apathy – guide our political decision-making, we’re better equipped to bear witness to God’s power to unite and heal.
The Monitor's ViewAlternate atmospherics at this year’s climate confabFrustration over slow progress on carbon goals has led many thinkers to offer new mental frameworks about the global challenge.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveGetting past who’s right and wrong
When we’re open to the idea that everyone has a God-given ability to know and do what’s right, everybody benefits.
The Monitor's ViewPatient coaxing of peace in EthiopiaAn agreement between the government and Tigray rebels creates an opening for a national identity based on common values more than ethnic divisions.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveTime to ‘rock’!
When we build our lives on the rock of Christ, Truth, we and others are inevitably blessed.
The Monitor's ViewEnergy adversity as Europe's opportunityThe European Union’s ideals help unite its members to work together in the face of Russia’s gas cutoff.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveKnowing God, knowing ourselves
When it comes to helping eradicate issues such as gender inequality and discrimination, spiritualizing our concept of God and of each other is an empowering place to start.
The Monitor's ViewArt as liberation in IranProtesters are inspired by the works of recording artists to contemplate a different reality.
- A Christian Science PerspectiveFacing nuclear fears with prayer
Drawing on his experience in the US Navy during the Cold War, a former nuclear weapons training officer reflects on the value of prayer in helping meet challenges and shares inspiration that has fueled his prayers in the face of nuclear concerns today.
Connecting through languageBetter communication between Arab and Jewish Israelis would increase neighborliness, this Heart of a Nation Teen Essay Contest winner says. And she sees a way for that happen.
Respecting womenFor this teen essay contest winner, helping her society recognize women’s humanity is essential to progress. And she believes words have a part to play in that process.
Transforming urban environmentsThis Heart of a Nation Teen Essay Contest winner offers practical, bite-size solutions that could make a big difference to people in crowded cities – and to the environment.
