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The Justice Quest | Securing Inherent Rights for All
The pursuit of justice is a shared responsibility. Individuals must strive to act with fairness and integrity in their daily lives.
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The Conversion of St. Paul | Embracing a New Group Identity
St. Paul’s journey wasn’t just a physical one; it was a symbolic transition from a place where he persecuted Christians to one where he might encounter them as potential converts or even fellow believers.
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The Singaporean Shiva | A Novel of the Afterlife from the Lion City
The point is that we shouldn’t be forced to conform and fit into a pre-made mould. It is a stifling process and one that is not permitting me to grow beyond the limitations that have been placed all around me.
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The Divine Plan of Motherhood vs. The Sad Reality of Selective Sex Abortion
Motherhood shouldn’t be a battlefield where sons are trophies and daughters are casualties.
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The Cradle of Disparity | Where Sons are Prized and Daughters Pay the Price
Daughters in families with a strong son preference might receive less investment in their education, healthcare and overall well-being in comparison to their brothers.
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Beyond Disposable Relationships | Unraveling Infidelity and Divorce in Jesus’ Era
Jesus’ condemnation of divorce might have been a way to discourage men from using infidelity as a convenient excuse to get out of unwanted marriages.
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The Beast of Our Fallen Ideals | An Insight into the Book of Revelation
The beast emerges not as a monstrous creature, but as the embodiment of this corrupted ideal.
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The Decoder of Dreams | King Nebuchadnezzar and the Prophet Daniel
Prophetic dreams can offer comfort and reassurance during times of hardship or uncertainty. They provide a glimpse of hope for the future and promise God’s continued presence regardless of the circumstances.
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The Death of the Ego | When a Politician Becomes a Commoner
The 1988 Bengali-language film Agni Sanket tells the tale of a famous, wealthy and powerful politician by the name of Sulolit Sen.
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Thou Shall Not Chase Deer | The Practise of Hunting in Ancient India
Hunting, much like gambling, was one of the ills of ancient society.
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