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When you talk about God, what image comes to mind? Is it a Michelangelo-type God, with a white beard, on a throne, stretching his hand out to you? Does a peaceful field pop into your brain, a color, or perhaps a smell? Do you imagine God to be a united couple?
Forgiveness will hurt in the short term, but it will liberate us in the long term. Holding a grudge does the opposite: it poisons us over time, though it feels good in the moment. Here is our five-step game plan to forgive anyone!
What do you want to do with your life? We all want to do something that matters. If you don’t know where to begin, ask yourself these seemingly strange questions that will give you a new perspective and ultimately lead you to a better understanding of your purpose:
Happiness is something that every person seeks, and though happiness exists in many different forms, and expresses itself differently for each individual, there are certain universal principles that can guide us all towards the kind of lasting peace and happiness we seek
A science versus religion debate never seems to be going anywhere. It’s easy to look at the two sides and think it impossible to reconcile, but an integration of faith and fact is more than possible.
The relationship between religion and politics, like our heart and our mind, is a delicate balance.
Where does that balance exist? How can we bring together these two sides that seem so far apart and often at odds in the world at large?
Just as we can see God’s hand in the little things, we can make a big difference in our world with very simple actions, and we have all the more impact if this is in the context of strong relationships. Here are some ways to make your community a more peaceful place through meeting new people or reconnecting with your loved ones:
What if we were all thrown into one box, with no possibility of categorizing ourselves or each other, and with the only common label being ‘human being’? Would we think about each other differently?