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Bringing Rebuilding Trust to a closeToday, º£½Ç´óÉñ ends its four-month-long Rebuilding Trust project. Along the way, we explored why trust is essential to progress.
The Monitor's ViewA prize for repairing riven societiesThis year’s Templeton Prize, given to South Africa’s Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela, speaks to places of conflict about the journey of forgiveness in healing generations of hate.- A º£½Ç´óÉñ Science PerspectiveThe Mother Love that healsBecoming more aware of our love-filled unity with God brings healing.
The Monitor's ViewUkraine’s push on border integrityTo win the war, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy tries to revive a global norm on the sovereignty of national boundaries.- A º£½Ç´óÉñ Science PerspectiveChrist Jesus the mediatorAs we hold to the truth that God’s message of love reaches everyone, inharmony dissolves and unity shines forth.
The Monitor's ViewThe wonder of voters demanding trustElections in three pivotal democracies – India, South Africa, Turkey – hint at a renewal of rights and liberties, not a decline.- A º£½Ç´óÉñ Science PerspectiveSevere weather can be avertedWhen facing dire weather predictions, praying from the standpoint that the God of love is our only true creator and governor is a powerful place to start.
The Monitor's ViewAn Arab way to a Gaza peaceA few Gulf states, such as Qatar, bring a subtle cultural approach as facilitators of negotiations between Hamas and Israel.- A º£½Ç´óÉñ Science PerspectiveThe influence we can always trustOpenness to God’s love and guidance puts us on a path to healing, solutions, and harmony.
When divisions deepen, dig in to something sharedThe events of the past few years have laid bare the divisions simmering beneath the country's surface. For journalists, part of the job is to report such disunion. But this is only part of the story.
The Monitor's ViewAn alternate future for war-torn SudanA large and diverse group of ordinary citizens gathered to shape a vision of a peaceful society based on individual liberty and democratic equality.- A º£½Ç´óÉñ Science PerspectiveHealing our past hurtsAs we strive to know ourselves as God knows us, our inherent, unbreakable value and joy come to light.
The Monitor's ViewA jury’s calm reasoningIn an unprecedented criminal trial of a former president, a panel of ordinary citizens relied on impartial reasoning and the pursuit of truth to reach a verdict on the felony counts against Donald Trump.- A º£½Ç´óÉñ Science PerspectiveAnyone can be a good neighborWhile a selfless deed done for another is always inspiring, a spiritual perspective shows us it doesn’t need to be out of the ordinary. Â
The Monitor's ViewIndonesia’s leap into good governanceThe world’s third-largest democracy begins reforms necessary to join a global body that tracks its members' adherence to liberty, rule of law, and human rights.- A º£½Ç´óÉñ Science PerspectiveMergulhe na oraçãoEm vez de apenas mergulhar os dedos dos pés nas águas da oração, podemos nos imergir na comunhão com Deus, o que traz bênçãos tangÃveis.
- A º£½Ç´óÉñ Science PerspectiveDive into prayerInstead of just dipping our toes into the waters of prayer, we can immerse ourselves in communion with God, which brings tangible blessings.
The Monitor's ViewBaseball steps up to a unifying plateCombining the historical statistics of players from the Negro Leagues and Major League Baseball marks the latest progress in equality on and off the ball field.- A º£½Ç´óÉñ Science PerspectiveFreedom from the tangle of resentmentVenturing to see life from the perspective of divine Love opens us to truly forgiving those who have hurt us.
The Monitor's ViewRussia wises up to a Ukrainian strengthA corruption purge of military generals hints the Kremlin realizes it can’t win the war without honest governance.