Social Justice
Hot War, Cold Hearts: Living in an “Unhinged” World
Can humanity conquer its divisions? Unity and deep compassion are essential for global healing
Stephen M. Jones
February 26, 2024
Can humanity conquer its divisions? Unity and deep compassion are essential for global healing
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The second in a series on unity, belonging, and striving toward the just society of “Zion.” This article explores how to achieve a community of belonging in our congregations and church-sponsored schools.
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There’s more than enough animosity and division going around today, with plenty of people proposing “the answer.” What if Jesus taught the true solution all along?
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The basic bargain of democracy is that citizens mutually forswear political violence.