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An Arab light on a Hamas-free GazaMuch of the Muslim world has asked Hamas to end its governance, perhaps initiating freedom for a people who already embrace their individual sovereignty and right to self-governance.- When something goes missingPraying to see more clearly that God’s goodness is always present opens the door to healing apparent lack in our lives.
Stand-ups won’t sit down in ChinaWhile overtly political comedy can spell trouble, stand-up comics – including an increasing number of women – are finding creative ways to question restrictive norms.- No red tape in divine LoveLeaning on God’s, Spirit’s, view of existence empowers us to overcome obstacles.
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Heart-to-heart change in AfghanistanA tragedy of mass deportation has triggered mass charity among Afghans, opening doors for dialogue with the Taliban.- God loves us ‘to a thousand generations’As we learn about God’s endless love for us, we find tangible evidence of this love in our lives.
Social media self-control among studentsStudents are seeking to better manage their engagement with cellphone and social media use, with practical strategies and shared reflection.- What’s the motive?Recognizing divine Love as the only legitimate motivator of God’s children helps us contribute to a kinder, safer world.
Upturns and U-turns in UkraineA rising civic maturity, forged by war, has driven young people to protest a law weakening safeguards against corruption. A shift in values has put the president on the spot.- The view that healsLooking to God for an understanding of our true identity frees us from pain and suffering.
Glimmers of civil compromise in CongressAmid political divides and posturing, a group of representatives are pursuing compromise on hot-button immigration issues. And others are seeking to make bipartisanship the norm rather than the exception.- We can always choose lightThe light of God, Love, is always present to guide and heal.
For Gaza and Israel, a push for ‘spiritual diplomacy’When world clergy meet in September, they will bring the power of prayer and interfaith harmony to conflicts like the one in Gaza.- Choisir de ne pas faire partie du chaos du mondeLorsque nous acceptons le fait que nous vivons tous en sécurité dans le royaume de Dieu, nos inquiétudes cèdent la place à un calme profond.
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