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“Father, Forgive” - these two words which I discovered at the ruins of Coventry Cathedral in 1973 changed the course of my life.
This is the story I must tell.
It is 42 years since I first visited Coventry Cathedral. It had a profound impact on me, hugely influencing and inspiring me to be who I am and what I now do.
Read the story: Coventry and I: The story of a boy from Iran who became a man in Coventry
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Sykes-Picot: The Western agreement that sealed the Middle East's doom
A Just Reflection on Colonial Greed and Arrogance
The Sykes-Picot Agreement was concluded in London on May 16, 1916 by English diplomat Mark Sykes (L) and French diplomat Georges Picot (R)
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Thirty Years' War. Wars in Central Europe (Germany) involving most of the European countries.
‘What Syria is going through at this time is no worse than what Germany experienced in the Thirty Years War that ended in 1648’
Whilst reading to see if history can provide me with some insight into the mystery of current happenings in the Middle East, I came across an excellent and informative article by Andreas Whittam Smith, which I very much wish to share with you.
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- Centre for the Study of Forgiveness and Reconciliation
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- Memento mori, Memento vivere and the Madness of Black Friday