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sightmagazine.com.au > musings > conflict

Conflict

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (150+ words) When I was younger, I heard an expert say that conflict was essential in all stories: “Without conflict you just have a diary entry or a shopping list.” “No way!” I thought. “Isn’t Heaven a world without conflict?” I’m sold on…...

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sightmagazine.com.au > news > pope-leo-war-fuels-a-vicious-cycle-of-environmental-destruction

Pope Leo: War fuels a "vicious cycle" of environmental destruction

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (479+ words) Pope Leo XIV connected the exploitation of the environment to the proliferation of war, calling for a spiritual and ecological transformation in a message for the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation released on Thursday. “Today, we…...

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sightmagazine.com.au > musings > imago-dei

Imago dei

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (146+ words) Until very recently, I thought being made in the image of God – as described in Genesis – had to do with our profound abilities: communication, creativity, consciousness, civility, and conscience. We stand apart from the animals through our abilities – don’t we?...