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Christian Science Monitor - Opinion
The Comey case and faith in the law -- The indictment is testing the U.S. legal system. It bears noting that both sides are relying on law rooted in Judeo-Christian spiritual values that exclude prejudice or hatred.
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Prayer in the 'firsts' -- Prayerful gratitude has the power to bring us harmoniously through new experiences, in parenting and beyond.22 hours ago
Readers write: Hopes for an exiled journalist, and a thank you for natural beauty -- Letters to the editor from the Oct. 6 issue of the Weekly. Readers discussed a recent cover story from a journalist exiled from El Salvador and features on nature's beauty.2 days ago
Nashville in London. How-deee! -- The Grand Ole Opry's first overseas concert, played in Royal Albert Hall, reflects not only country music's rising global popularity but also why Americans "come together at a Dolly Parton concert and get along."3 days ago
Drawn to Life, not death -- Cherishing God as divine Life lifts us out of morbid fascination and brings a sense of freedom and joy.3 days ago
France's quiet diplomacy with US -- A program to educate American students in France aims to expand understanding with a next generation of U.S. leaders. It reflects how much international relations rely on individual ties.4 days ago
Can God do this? -- Selfless humility brings into clearer view the capability and wisdom we reflect as God's children.4 days ago
Where America can find trust -- A lack of bipartisan dialogue in Washington does not reflect trends in trust within communities and between neighbors. Nationally, political divides have shrunk between major groups.5 days ago
Rejoicing in the discovery of spiritual reality -- Knowing the nature of true being opens the door to better relationships.5 days ago
After migrant influx, Germany seeks balance -- The 2015 wave of mainly Middle Eastern migrants met with widespread welcome. Then, challenges hit. But Germany's democratic principles and need for labor can counter anti-migrant sentiment.6 days ago
Can we afford to be generous? -- God's abundant goodness for all empowers us to joyfully live out from Jesus' teaching, "Freely ye have received, freely give."6 days ago
After the Kirk killing, mercy as mending -- The widow of Charlie Kirk forgives the shooter as an answer of love to hate, demonstrating "love for our enemies." Can that be the national legacy of the assassination?7 days ago
Truth was clearly expressed -- "I realized that the pain I had been experiencing had disappeared."7 days ago
Lawmaking that operates – quietly -- The impasse over a funding extension to avoid a U.S. government shutdown points up deep political differences. But despite such high-profile partisanship, the hard work of legislating goes on.10 days ago