Are God's daughters forever shackled with this demeaning title? Where does it fit in the Principle perspective? You might be surprised.

Many of us have turned the Principle view upside down on this one and ended up on the wrong side of the fence. Watch out for it...

When you read between the lines, you find that there's a huge aspect to the providence of restoration that no one's talking about or even thinking about. Find out here...

It's easy to look around and wonder if we have really accomplished so much or not, but perhaps we're looking in the wrong place.

How can we know someone is a son or daughter of God?

Essential guidelines for effective prayer, plus some potholes to watch out for.

This restoration stuff could have been over a LONG TIME ago, had things gone differently. 

Can we still have enthusiasm for the providence with so many scandals and contradictions from the ideal?

Who was born sinless? How can we navigate this now-controversial topic? Find peace with it again.

Could it be that the parallels of history have not stopped repeating? In this case, we'd better hope they have stopped. History will tell. Many of you heard this podcast a couple of weeks ago under the title "More Parallels today". If ...

Think you know? Is it our slogan, or motto? It went right over our heads and hearts.

How much unnecessary pain and suffering this has created? How many members' lives were destroyed by this?

Could it be that the parallels of history have not stopped repeating? In this case, we'd better hope they have stopped. History will tell.

Seems they know the value of Father and Mother far more than we do. 

Don't like indemnity? Think again. This is NOT about slouching.

A different perspective on who Father really is, not relying on the Divine Principle explanation of history, etc.

What did Jesus really mean by this alarming and seemingly unprincipled statement?

There is so much talk these days about the "other women". Perhaps we need to stand back and take another look at it...

A wake-up call to our own movement and members.

The last part of a series on how people in the future might look back on the legacy of True Parents from 29 different perspectives.

The tenth part of a series on how people in the future might look back on the legacy of True Parents from 29 different perspectives.

The ninth part of a series on how people in the future might look back on the legacy of True Parents from 29 different perspectives.

The eighth part of a series on how people in the future might look back on the legacy of True Parents from 29 different perspectives.

The seventh part of a series on how people in the future might look back on the legacy of True Parents from 29 different perspectives.

The sixth part of a series on how people in the future might look back on the legacy of True Parents from 29 different perspectives.