Justice, Peace, Integrity<br /> of Creation
Justice, Peace, Integrity<br /> of Creation
Justice, Peace, Integrity<br /> of Creation
Justice, Peace, Integrity<br /> of Creation
Justice, Peace, Integrity<br /> of Creation

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What is this blog about?   It’s about Justice, Peace & Integrity of Creation

Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation speaks to the daunting reality that we face in this poor, battered, wounded world. Poverty and starvation, sectarian violence, environmental degradation, global warming, the looming wars over water, the current violence in the name of oil, the battles over land and food, all these call us to change.

The crisis is real, but the first and last word is hope: we hope that there are things worth living for, things that give, bring and sustain life – love, reconciliation, compassion, justice, peace, solidarity and healing. We have indeed crafted a world that is at risk: heeding the Jesus’ message we can turn and live a different way: instead of culturing violence, to culture peace.

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The Donkey Trade

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The Death of the Ayatollah and the Earthquake on the Geopolitical Chessboard

The death of Ali Khamenei does not close a chapter, yet it profoundly disrupts the Middle Eastern chessboard and forces us to ask whether such an assassination might unite a society that was [...]

Thousands of tonnes of weapons on the seabed of the Baltic Sea

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Enheduanna, the unknown author who preceded Homer

Long overshadowed by the canonical figures of the Western tradition, Enheduanna is nevertheless the first known author in history. More than 4,000 years ago, in Mesopotamia, this high priestess [...]

A Mission of Hope

A desert outing — in a landscape that is beginning to bloom — was organised for the children attending the nursery school of the Mihtawish Bedouin community, which lives in the villages [...]

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