Christian Science Monitor - Opinion
A new climate norm: Less carbon, continued growth -- Romania is the latest democracy to demonstrate that a country can reduce pollution without reducing economic growth – or using restrictive governance. When political systems enable innovation and accountability, citizens benefit.
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Praying with the news -- It's possible to rise above distress and anger to actively pray for our communities, as this poem expresses.17 hours ago
Asia's models in fighting graft -- Even as corruption rises in much of the world, at least eight countries in Asia have shown some progress in tackling it. Bangladesh's election may be an example.1 day ago
The Lord's Prayer: A pathway to freedom -- As we pray the Lord's Prayer in humility and openness to inspiration, we find immediate help. An article inspired by this week's Bible lesson from the Christian Science Quarterly.1 day ago
Africa's bid for mineral mastery -- Thousands of global executives and government officials have flocked to a Cape Town mining conference this week. African leaders aim to respond to their interest with a unified approach that upholds the continent's sovereignty and development.2 days ago
'Forgetting those things which are behind' -- A prayerful focus on the goodness and ability that God expresses in us brings greater joy and success in our endeavors.2 days ago
Ukraine embraces a war anniversary -- Its people find spiritual strength in commemorating Feb. 24, the date of Russia's full-scale invasion four years ago. One new addition: A day of prayer.3 days ago
Inspired rotation in office -- As the offspring of the ever-active divine Mind, it is natural for us to take turns in various roles, and to let our work be guided by God.3 days ago
Mending the vestiges of jihadism -- Conflict in Syria has renewed a world focus on what to do with thousands of former Islamic State fighters and their families held for years in prison camps.6 days ago
Prayer that holds crime in check -- How does God enable us to overcome evil?6 days ago
Japan votes on a new model of leader -- Young voters are drawn to a selfless, funny, and plain-spoken woman who has already broken taboos as Japan's first female prime minister.7 days ago
God: The great doer -- When it feels as though we're bound to fail, we can rely on God to guide us to success.7 days ago
Lifelines amid a deepfake flood -- AI is allowing people to produce and share highly manipulated, often sexualized, imagery. Governments, tech leaders, and citizens are being called to rebalance core freedoms and protection from harm.8 days ago
'Cause me to hear ...' -- God, infinite Spirit and Love, is always here to guide us – and we're all capable of hearing and following. An article inspired by this week's Bible lesson from the Christian Science Quarterly.8 days ago
