Virtue
Dora Bakoyannis: What Dimitris Koufodinas told her about the murder of Pavlos Bakoyannis
"I don't think this wound ever heals. Some people came to me and said, 'you will forgive' and I replied, 'The priests forgive, God forgives, I don't'."
Oxi Day Foundation establishes new global courage awards
The Washington Oxi Day Foundation has established new global awards to "celebrate everyday acts of courage by unsung heroes across the globe."
Titled "It Takes Courage," the new awards build on the Oxi Courage Award that the foundation established in 2011.
Elon Musk: Prolonging human life might hinder society’s progression, says “no” to longevity solutions
He believes he could probably do it, but he won’t – People need to die for society to progress
Attention After Technology | Athens | February 24 – April 27
State of Concept (19 Tousa Botsari, stateofconcept.org) proudly presents the group exhibition "Attention After Technology," which explores the relationships between attention, algorithms, and social justice.
Egyptian Fesikh: This food of the Pharaohs could kill you (video)
Today, under Ibrahim Shaheen’s guidance, the practice endures in a modern echo of ancestral wisdom
Gatestone: The Hadiths that give the “right” to rape & enslave non-Muslim women – Analysis
The ongoing narrative is that Islam means peace; what is not said is that this peace comes only after everyone enjoys the “peace” of being Muslim
No one ought to hide, no injustice done
The discussion on the rights of same-sex couples is a crucial point in society's development. Here we gauge its priorities, its values and its potential. Here we grade virtues such as acceptance, respect for one another and love. Here the reality of the human condition slugs it out with "tradition," the matrix of laws and attitudes which demand conformity, which are revolted by change.
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Cracking the code to discover ancient Tarot symbolism & forgotten universal knowledge
Ancient wisdom & seeing the future?
Bulgarians' Mixed Opinions on 2023 Lead to Hopeful Prospects for 2024
In a recent survey conducted by Alpha Research, Bulgarians displayed a mix of opinions about the departing year, with sentiments leaning towards optimism for the incoming year, 2024. The survey gathered insights from 1,000 adults across Bulgaria between November 22 and November 30.
Vucic: Serbia one of few countries able to speak truth
NEW YORK - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Thursday after addressing the UN General Assembly that Serbia was one of the few countries that were able to speak the truth and say how things really stood.