Sunny Side Up: The trouble with always being right阳光灿烂：总是正确的烦恼
In an age of social media outrage and entrenched opinions, learning to question our own assumptions may be the key to understanding those who see the world differently.
In an increasingly divided world, we need to learn how to make room for other perspectives – we don't necessarily have to abandon our position but we can learn to accept that ours isn’t the only way of thinking about the world. — 123rf
Many years ago, I sought advice from a priest about how I could become less abrasive towards views and values that didn’t resonate with my own.
Alongside the local Church of Scotland minister, Rev Neil Urquhart, Catholic priest Fr Willie Boyd was a spiritual mentor of mine, and both embodied their faiths in a way that seemed ideal.
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Sunny Side Up: The trouble with always being right
在一个日益分裂的世界里，我们需要学会包容不同的观点——我们不必放弃自己的立场，但我们可以学会接受，我们看待世界的方式并非只有一种。——123rf
很多年前，我曾向一位牧师寻求建议，希望自己能对那些与我自身观点和价值观不符的人或事物不那么咄咄逼人。
除了苏格兰教会的当地牧师尼尔·厄克特牧师之外，天主教神父威利·博伊德也是我的精神导师，他们都以一种近乎理想的方式体现了自己的信仰。
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阳光灿烂：总是正确的烦恼