Tweets from @KingswoodSchool's Religion, Philosophy and Ethics department.
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Kingswood Religion, Philosophy and Ethics retweeted
16 Oct 2020
Ideas may start with a single individual, but they grow as they are taken up by humanity at large. Young people can make a definite contribution to peace in the world.
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Kingswood Religion, Philosophy and Ethics retweeted
9 Oct 2020
How can something as simple as training your mind change the world? Join His Holiness and @healthyminds for a recorded dialogue on the science of well-being and wisdom. Learn more and register for the free, virtual event on October 9, 2020:
mailchi.mp/centerhealthymind…
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Kingswood Religion, Philosophy and Ethics retweeted
9 Oct 2020
Join us in celebrating #BlackHistoryMonthUK with one of these outstanding reads! 📚
Although pupils currently have limited access to our school library, we are pleased to be able to provide them with a wealth of literary works through our new eBook and Audio Book platform!
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Kingswood Religion, Philosophy and Ethics retweeted
28 Sep 2020
In a materialistically oriented world there isn’t much understanding of the workings of the mind. What’s necessary is to recognise the trouble caused by negative emotions and that we can develop antidotes to them. The antidote to fear and anger is compassion
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Kingswood Religion, Philosophy and Ethics retweeted
20 Sep 2020
The time has come to accept that if we're talking about peace in the world, we first have to create peace within ourselves. Join us for @ThePeaceStudio summit on 9/21 as we think about ways we can #OfferPeace in our daily lives. RSVP here: bit.ly/2FyvVX9
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Kingswood Religion, Philosophy and Ethics retweeted
31 Aug 2020
Talking to children about racial discrimination can be difficult -- but is critical for teaching them about the importance of equality & tolerance.
@UNICEF has tips on talking to kids about racism.
unicef.org/parenting/talking…
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Kingswood Religion, Philosophy and Ethics retweeted
28 Aug 2020
To me, all these features that differentiate us, like wealth, position, status, and so on, are secondary. I truly believe we can learn to relate to one another on the basis of our shared humanity. And if individuals can learn to do that, there’ll immediately be a basis for trust.
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Kingswood Religion, Philosophy and Ethics retweeted
24 Aug 2020
Education today tends to focus on material goals. We seek sensory gratification in music or good things to look at, taste and touch. We may enjoy watching a game of sport, but once it ends the joy is over. What we really need is happiness that is rooted in the power of the mind.
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Kingswood Religion, Philosophy and Ethics retweeted
15 Aug 2020
Once local transmission of #COVID19 is under control, getting students back into schools as safely as possible must be a top priority.
We need education more than ever.
-- @antonioguterres calls for inclusive, resilient & quality education systems. bit.ly/3h8evhP
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Kingswood Religion, Philosophy and Ethics retweeted
10 Aug 2020
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Kingswood Religion, Philosophy and Ethics retweeted
18 Jul 2020
On Saturday's #MandelaDay & every day, Nelson Mandela's words inspire us to "ensure that democracy, peace & prosperity prevail everywhere." bit.ly/2YYWwRM
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Kingswood Religion, Philosophy and Ethics retweeted
16 Jul 2020
Reducing violence is key to achieve the #GlobalGoals.
@UNHumanRights calls for a more peaceful world to save lives & allow societies to rebuild better in the face of #COVID19. ow.ly/6k6y50AxGn8 #StandUp4HumanRights
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Following @antonioguterres call to accelerate and coordinate a global response recently, @KWS_RPE is delighted to be working closely with @GlobalActionLtd to help the #GlobalGoals become a reality! #SustainableDevelopment #India2021 🌍🌏🌎
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Kingswood Religion, Philosophy and Ethics retweeted
13 Jul 2020
Regarding other human beings as our brothers and sisters can make our lives happier and more meaningful. Some people think that when we cultivate compassion and affection for others only they benefit—in fact, we ourselves derive great benefit and satisfaction from such conduct
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Kingswood Religion, Philosophy and Ethics retweeted
12 Jul 2020
Deeply entrenched stereotypes play a critical role in gender inequality.
New @un_stereotype study shows that changing attitudes is critical for advancing equality between women and men. bit.ly/3dIOUdm
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Kingswood Religion, Philosophy and Ethics retweeted
22 Jun 2020
What is important is not so much how long you live as whether you live a meaningful life. This doesn’t mean accumulating money and fame, but being of service to your fellow human beings. It means helping others if you can, but even if you can’t do that, at least not harming them.
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Kingswood Religion, Philosophy and Ethics retweeted
22 Jun 2020
Human rights are for everyone, everywhere - no matter who you are or whom you love. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
This #PrideMonth, and always, say:
❌ No to violence
❌ No to discrimination
❌ No to injustice
❌ No to hate
via @UN_Women
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Kingswood Religion, Philosophy and Ethics retweeted
1 Jun 2020
🤗 A warm welcome back to our students after what we hope was a restful half term break!
We look forward to continuing our #remotelearning journey with you and celebrating your achievements this end of year. 🎉
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"Over every mountain there is a path, although it may not be seen from the valley." James Rogers
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Kingswood Religion, Philosophy and Ethics retweeted
19 May 2020
Irrespective of whether we have faith in religion or not, it’s good to be more compassionate. It makes us happier as individuals with a positive influence on our families and the neighborhood where we live.
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