Getting Along Through Service Not Domination
A reflective piece on reducing tension and conflict by submitting to God and serving others. It argues wars begin in selfish desire to dominate and offers steps like knowing people, meeting needs, sharing time and resources to replace conflict with peace and love. It calls for personal and governmental action.
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Viet Nam
Iraq
St. James
James
God
Conservative Shift Sparks Debate on Canadian Values
Senator Anne Cools announces joining the Conservative caucus citing respect for debate and Harper's leadership. She argues the left suppresses discussion on abortion and same sex marriage while urging open dialogue and informed choices. The piece frames a broader call for change in government and national discourse.
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Senate
Stephen Harper
Harper
Canada
Senator Cools
Stephen
Cools
Anne Cools
Thirty Years of Togetherness in Weaving a Shared Life
A personal reminiscence reflecting on a thirty year marriage. The author notes early courtship, blending families, and navigating quirks. Anecdotes include seeking movement in the house at night, a teenager’s year away from school, and a playful household debate over toilet paper orientation and kitchen knife use.
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Sion