Copts Connect

Is it really important for a community to have an objective moral law? what is relativism? why it can undermine stability of social fabric. Amira Elias, a young Coptic woman, is trying to give answers into those questions.

Justice is both one of the most frequently debated and most difficult topics to grasp in philosophy, because our understanding of it is subjective, and changes constantly over the course of history. I this episode we will try to discuss Justice from different philosophical perspectives and compare it to Christian view of it.

How #young #people may react to #covid19 pandemic. Mario Wadie, a young physiotherapist and PT will speak about different reactions to the pandemic, how we can form new habits and how can we align our actions and reactions with God's word.

Only a transformed people can really transform culture. The kind of lives we lead – behind closed doors, in the secret places of our hearts will determine whether we can be culture shapers. In this episode will discuss how gratitude and self denial are so important to those who want to leave an impact on others and transform culture.

Copts can cause great positive influence to west cultures through sharing their values and traditions. One of the reasons we as copts cannot do this, is retreating in the past and keep complaining about our new lives. In this episode we will have a general introduction to "Copts Connect" podcast and provide our listeners with 5 tips on how to stop complaining about their life and unleash the power of their positive influence in the community.