Your Words Can Feed Violence
According to the New York Times, during a White House luncheon in 1954 Winston Churchill said: “To jaw-jaw [talk-talk] always […]
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A Group that shows how Unity Works
So far in this series I have looked at particular “Saints of Christian Unity”, but this month I’d like to
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Perspectives
Time to Reclaim our Agency
Agency, that human trait that does not leave your belief and ability to influence your fate in the universe to
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Ntabeni Perspectives
Violence is the answer to our Silence
Let us not take the easy option in the discourse on the wave of xenophobic attacks.
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Perspectives Sarah-Leah Pimentel
How Can We Purify Our Memory
Lately South Africans from all camps have been caught up in the raging debate of whether the symbols of a
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Perspectives
Is Christianity a Colonial Religion?
There is a challenge that faces many young adults in Africa and other countries that were once colonies of European
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Magliano Peace & Justice Perspectives
“Peace Be With You”
On the evening of that first day of the week, according to the Gospel of John, when the doors were
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Bible Features Religious Art Simmermacher
Looking for the face of Jesus
What did Jesus look like? The gospels give us no physical description of the Son of God. GÃœNTHER SIMMERMACHER looks
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Perspectives Rowland
The Freedom to Be
Every year around this time Marfam carries some message about freedom since on April 27 we South Africans celebrate Freedom
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