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- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveLiving our inherent dignityToday鈥檚 column explores how an understanding of everyone鈥檚 God-given dignity and worth can bless us and others.
The Monitor's ViewEurope revives its power of attractionAfter years of internal woes, the EU looks to expand its values into the troublesome Balkans with a renewed offer of membership. Its positive narrative can counter competition for influence from Russia and China.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveEveryone can win gold for integrity!Thinking ahead to the Olympic Games in South Korea, today鈥檚 column looks at the power of being true to our inherent integrity as the sons and daughters of God.
The Monitor's ViewHow the Olympics can reshape the KoreasYoung South Koreans, in protesting the forced kinship on a joint hockey team, display a civic identity above ethnic nationalism. Perhaps that is a path toward peace on the peninsula.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveGoals, progress, and God鈥檚 promise of goodToday鈥檚 column explores the idea that as we listen for God鈥檚 guidance and follow obediently, good unfolds in ways we could not possibly have outlined.
The Monitor's ViewThe Fed鈥檚 drive for moral leadership in bank boardsThe Federal Reserve鈥檚 surprise punishment of Wells Fargo hints at its new demand for board directors to be proactive as moral managers of corporate culture.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveWhat if the crime is unforgivable?In today鈥檚 column, a woman shares how she was led to see that all 鈥� including our seeming 'enemies' 鈥� have an innate ability to live up to their true nature as divine Love鈥檚 reflection.
Why the Olympics are worth savingSport can ennoble us, demanding that we rebel against our limitations, find joy and fellowship in the mutual pursuit of excellence, and express grace in loss. The Olympics do not always reach this height, but perhaps no other event unites the world in so rigorously demanding that its participants aspire to a higher ideal.
Global NewsstandTrump鈥檚 anti-immigration agenda is doomed to fail, Alert to the rise of 鈥榬ace鈥� scientists, International community must keep pressure on Myanmar, Tempering expectations of Paul Kagame鈥檚 African Union leadership, The ongoing struggle of Caribbean economiesA roundup of global commentary for the Feb. 5, 2018 weekly magazine.
Readers RespondReaders write: Explaining evangelical, learning more about hometown, solutions for youth problems聽Letters to the editor for the Feb. 5, 2018 weekly magazine.聽
The Monitor's ViewAfter mass rape, turning disgrace into graceNew services for women assaulted in conflict, such as in the Rohingya crisis, aim to restore a survivor鈥檚 dignity and remove social stigmas. Another aim is to help end gender inequality and the culture of impunity toward wartime rape.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveDon't put up with contagionToday鈥檚 contributor shares how 鈥榯urning off鈥� the thought that sickness is inevitable by considering everyone鈥檚 real identity as God鈥檚 flawless, spiritual child brought quick healing.
The Monitor's ViewWho can win the peace in Syria?This long war is heading to a contest over which countries can afford to reconstruct the country and win over the Syrian people.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveHealed of hepatitisIn today鈥檚 column, a woman shares how she and her husband were quickly healed of hepatitis through an understanding of our true nature as God鈥檚 creation.
The Monitor's ViewAmazon and friends try to heal the healersAmazon joins with Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan to bring the best in disruptive innovation to curbing costs in health care. Yet their approach needs a deeper look at quality of care.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveFinding home in letting our light shineToday鈥檚 column explores how one man鈥檚 desire to express Godlike qualities such as love, peace, and joy brought him a deeper, truer sense of home that can never be lost.
The Monitor's ViewSuper Bowl as respite and bridgeThis outsize TV spectacle is losing viewers. Yet such national rituals are needed to help Americans transcend their widening political divide.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveNo more a servantToday鈥檚 column is a poem that speaks to the idea of man as well as woman as the loved, valued, and blessed children of God.
The Monitor's ViewAfrica eyes a new path to clean governanceThe continent鈥檚 leaders set 2018 as a year to tackle corruption. But a top-down approach may not work, as Nigeria is learning.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveAccident protectionA 海角大神 Science perspective: Understanding that God perpetually cares for everyone can bring safety as well as restoration and healing where needed.
