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A street memorial symbolizing reactions to Charlie Kirk’s death.
Social Justice

Did Murder Become a Meme? What Online Reactions to Charlie Kirk Reveal About Us

Did murder become a meme? Political hatred distorts compassion, but peacemaking offers hope.

Amanda Freebairn September 15, 2025
Southeast Asian young adults in diverse religious attire joyfully prepare lanterns in a city square, highlighting unity in interfaith dialogue.
Dialogue

America’s Interfaith Problem Isn’t Denominational: Learning from Southeast Asia

What lessons can global pluralism teach? Youth-led and policy-driven models can guard religious freedom.

C.D. Cunningham August 27, 2025
A lone youth pulls a handcart on the plains while others rest, evoking inner growth through struggle as a modern Mormon pioneer.
Gospel Fare

The Sacred Psychology of Pulling a Handcart

What makes Pioneer Trek spiritually significant? It builds resilience, identity, and spiritual connection.

Nidsa Mouritsen Tarazon July 23, 2025
Three women talk quietly while one listens, reflecting social tension and moral nuance in what is gossip.
Dialogue

What If Gossip Isn’t a Sin—But a Skill in Peacemaking?

What if gossip isn’t always harmful? When rooted in empathy, it becomes a path to deeper relationships.

Skyline May 21, 2025
A UN delegate overlooks a mother and baby, illustrating institutional disregard for unpaid care work.
Dialogue

How Global Feminism Forgot Motherhood—and Waged the UN’s Quiet War on Love

What if love, not labor, is the foundation of a just society? Motherhood proves essential to human flourishing.

Mahayla Bassett May 7, 2025
A cardinal casts a ballot alone by candlelight, illustrating the solemnity and spiritual gravity of the papal election and the depth of conclave meaning.
History

A Church in Waiting: A Conclave of Possibility

Who will lead the Catholic Church next? The conclave may reshape its global, theological, and moral influence.

Tarik D. LaCour May 2, 2025
Builders consult different plans in silence, capturing the subtle confusion of semantic ambiguity.
Dialogue

From Babel to the UN: How Semantic Confusion Undermines Peace—and the Radical Power of Clarity

Why can’t we understand each other? Language divides when meaning drifts, and peace begins with clarity.

Skyline April 25, 2025
A serene mosque courtyard with a resting sword evokes debates on violence in Islam.
Dialogue

Beyond the Sword: Challenging the Myth of Islam’s “Inherent” Violence

Is Islam a Fundamentally Violent Religion? Extremist acts stem from political aims, with most Muslims opposing terror.

Jacob Tubbs March 17, 2025
A sky with sun and moon symbolizes how conflict management allows opposing forces to coexist in harmony.
Dialogue

Conflict is Natural: How We Mistake Discomfort for Destruction

What is conflict? Conflict is not the same as contention. It is a neutral force that, when handled wisely, fosters growth and peace.

Skyline March 10, 2025
A person calmly sitting by a river, symbolizing controlling anger through mindful breathing and emotional reflection.
Dialogue

The Art of Peacemaking: Controlling Anger by Bridging Logic and Emotion

What role does emotional control play in peacemaking? Managing anger allows logic to guide solutions effectively.

Skyline February 12, 2025
A dinner scene shows how an olive branch and conflict resolution skills can bridge divides.
Dialogue

Peacemaking, Redefined: Why Civility Feels So Radical

Can humor and science help heal divisions? A unique approach reveals empathy and connection as keys to peacemaking.

Skyline January 17, 2025
Cowboy Standing in a Field of Yellow Grass | Netflix's American Primeval & History of Brigham Young
History

Netflix’s American Primeval: The Prejudiced Fiction of Brigham Young

Can Netflix’s ‘American Primeval’ justify its fictional Brigham Young? No, it fosters cultural bias under artistic license.

C.D. Cunningham January 9, 2025
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