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Views: World Politics

Written By: Joel Christensen, Brandeis University

September 11, 2021

Collective Trauma and Going to War
At the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, ancient Greece and Rome can tell us a lot about the links between collective trauma and going to war.
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Written By: Admiral Ncube

August 30, 2021

A Scandal of Hope
Op-Ed: The Hope Channel and the Zambian Presidential Inauguration. "The Adventist Church in Zambia, and the region, needs to tread carefully on how...
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Written By: Nico Belliard

March 12, 2021

Does the Church Have a Role in Working...
By examining the Bible, we can discover that Jesus’ message and the message of social justice are in fact synonymous and should be treated...
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Written By: Jason Hines

March 05, 2021

Not Fair at All
The Fairness for All Act creates what should be an untenable compromise. This legislation asks the LGBTQ+ community to accept a second-class status...
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Written By: Bruce Kebariko

February 03, 2021

“I Can’t Breathe!” Selected Lessons...
In the June 2020 Adventist Review issue, several articles were devoted to reactions to the murder of George Floyd in the United States and its...
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Written By: Alita Byrd

February 03, 2021

Stop Talking Past Each Other: New Book...
As our divides become ever more pronounced, Seth Pierce sets about trying to help correct the balance with a book about how to argue better, listen...
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Written By: Scott Moncrieff

January 26, 2021

The Education of an Idealist — Book...
I finished the book with a very strong impression of Samantha Power as a dedicated public servant, humble, curious, compassionate, a person who loved...
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Written By: Helen Pearson

January 13, 2021

Swamps and Dysfunctional Quagmires
To tell the truth well demands imagination and honesty about motivation. It demands thought and wisdom and a careful choice of words spoken at the...
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Written By: Scott Moncrieff

January 12, 2021

The Narrow Corridor — Book Review
The extreme partisanship, mistrust of the other side, inability to compromise, and lack of trust in public institutions and leaders (often with good...
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Written By: Ron Reece

January 09, 2021

A Temple Desecrated?
Being transfixed by the disturbing events at the United States Capitol, during the certification of President-elect Joseph R. Biden’s victory by US...
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