All Editorials
The Monitor's ViewTapping into Arab youth aspirationsWhen young Palestinians in postwar Gaza bypass Hamas to rebuild their homeland, they reflect regional trends.聽- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveSeeing and being seen 鈥� spirituallySometimes it can seem that masks can hamper our ability to have meaningful interactions with one another. But we all have a God-given ability to connect with, love, and help others 鈥� even when our faces are covered.
- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveNo labels neededIf we鈥檙e feeling limited by how we 鈥� or others 鈥� are defining ourselves, considering how God made us puts us on the path to healing and progress.
The Monitor's ViewAs offices reopen, employees can find a new work-life balanceEmployers 鈥媤ho want workers back 鈥媡o the office鈥� need win-win solutions that enhance both鈥嬧�� an organization's goals and worker satisfaction.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveEmbracing changeSometimes change can seem scary. But recognizing that God鈥檚 goodness is constant and unchanging enables us to approach changes in circumstance with peace of mind.
Washington as a microcosm for AmericaWashington has always showcased all of the complexities United States itself 鈥� simultaneously a symbol of all its glories and its shortcomings.聽
The Monitor's ViewA dictator鈥檚 brazen act against a truth-tellerThe forced landing of an airliner in Belarus to arrest one journalist shows how much the regime fears its own people 鈥� and their acts of 鈥渓iving in the truth.鈥�
The Monitor's ViewBiden鈥檚 focus on climate migrationWith far more people displaced worldwide by weather than by conflict, the U.S. focus on helping Central America adapt to climate change is a foretaste of what must be done.聽- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveLove beats fatigueIf we feel as though we don鈥檛 have the energy to do what we鈥檙e called upon to do, a heartfelt desire to let God鈥檚 love shine through us is a rejuvenating place to start.
Teacher appreciation: Our role in encouraging excellenceGreat teachers are passionate about their subjects and make a lasting impact on their students.聽Appreciating teachers can inspire that greatness.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveThe antidote for defensivenessWhat can we do when offense and anger, rather than humility and thoughtfulness, characterize our response to criticism? Considering our nature as God鈥檚 children is a valuable starting point for progress, as a woman who was prone to defensiveness experienced.
The Monitor's ViewEgypt the calm-makerIts role in the Israel-Hamas truce won high praise and signals progress in its regional role in mediating conflicts.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectivePrimitive 海角大神ity ... still healing todayAre the teachings of Christ Jesus still relevant today, over 2,000 years later? Absolutely 鈥� 海角大神 healing is possible right here and now, as a man experienced after being involved in a serious accident.
The Monitor's ViewFinally, a summer outdoors for kids: Play on!As pandemic restrictions ease, new opportunities are created for non-remote learning.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveTurn to Love's parentingTurning to God, divine Love, for inspiration and guidance brings greater wisdom, peace, and joy to parenting efforts.
The Monitor's ViewWhy so many Colombians are protesting so longMass demonstrations, now in their fourth week, signal a demand for an end to politics of hate and polarization.
A year after Floyd, a teen activist takes stockAfter George Floyd's death, Mavis Rudof resolved to聽鈥渙bstruct the injustice that we are living in right now.鈥� A year later, she sees a 鈥渨indow of possibility for changes."- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveA powerful foundation for respectHow can we bridge the conflicts that divide us? This short podcast by the Editor of the Monitor explores a spiritual basis for respect that fosters healing and progress.
The Monitor's ViewThe peace that wears on the Hamas-Israel warNonviolent tactics, such as general strikes or peaceful protests, offer an alternative that can lessen anger and radicalism.
Grappling with the classics: Elitist or universal?Should colleges ditch the classics to make room for more diverse literature?聽To Anika Prather, these ancient works are聽vital to understanding Black history.
