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When “Love One Another” answered a question about DEI

A columnist explores how Jesus’ commandment to love one another and the parable of the Good Samaritan offer a Christian perspective on DEI.

Loving your enemies takes a backbone, not just good feelings

Columnist Paul Graves explores Jesus’ call to love our enemies, challenging Christians to replace vengeance and fear with courage, grace and peaceful action.

What AI Can’t Make Obsolete

As AI challenges human creativity and intelligence, this column explores Ecclesiastes, faith and why love remains central to the purpose of human life.

Let us sing love and mercy in a world that sings fear and revenge

Bishop Gretchen Rehberg reflects on love, rapid change, scapegoating and fear, urging Christians to respond with love, forgiveness, mercy and faith.

Discipline gets easier when love gives it a purpose 

Columnist Julie A. Ferraro explores the discipline of writing, its connection to discipleship and how love can motivate us to fulfill our responsibilities.

Why love is humanity’s greatest strength 

Sarah Haug reflects on humanity and love as a spiritual force that transcends religion, arguing that compassion, empathy and selfless love are essential.

It is a holy thing to ‘Love what death can touch’

A tribute to Sister Cathy Beckley — a rogue nun, bridge builder and tireless advocate whose love and legacy shaped Spokane’s Women’s Hearth.

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