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Tihomir Kukolja, born in Slavonska Pozega, Croatia in 1954. Studied, lived and worked in Yugoslavia, Croatia, United Kingdom, Australia and the US. Education in theology, communications, and radio journalism. Worked as a church pastor, media professional, radio producer and presenter, journalist, religious liberty activist, and reconciliation and leadership development activist. Lives in Houston TX, USA. Served as the Executive Director, Forum for Leadership and Reconciliation (Forum), and Director of Renewing Our Minds (ROM) initiative for many years. Founder and Director of Leadership Focus International. Loves photography, blogging and social media.
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Category Archives: Social Ethics
Speaking Holistically About Life
I am pro-life, but not only for the unborn. And I wish many Christians who fiercely oppose the legalization of abortion, would dare go beyond a single issue too. It is for that reason, and a few more, that I … Continue reading
Posted in Social Ethics
Tagged Abortion, holistically, Homeless, Immigrants, poverty, Pro-life, Refugees, slavery, Texas Bill, unborn
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Ambassadors for a Better World
I am at this time working on putting together my first book. It will be a selection of a number of my texts released and published over the years. This one is a candidate for the book. I would like … Continue reading
God of Our Depraved Image
When churches, theologians and faith scholars accept the Darwinian theory of evolution as the objective truth of our beginnings, it is only a matter of time before they fully embrace the theory of social and spiritual evolution too, and with … Continue reading
Posted in Creation, Faith, Human Dignity, Religion, Social Ethics
Tagged Creation, Episcopalians, Evolution, Gender Confusion, gender-neutrality, God's gender, Our Father
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Doing Right for Bad Reasons
I have taken this short text out of my old archives. Signs of the Times, Australian lifestyle magazine published it late 1998. The reason I find this article still relevant today is that even today, number of years later, there … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Human Dignity, Leadership, People, Social Ethics
Tagged Archives, Bill Clinton, Injustice, Kenneth Starr, Reflection
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Here’s What We’re Getting Wrong
As we stand together around the world, shocked and mourning with the thousands who lost their fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers, relatives, and friends in France, Lebanon, and Iraq, one thing bothers me most about the narrative around the … Continue reading
Posted in Current Issues, Faith, Life Issues, People, Refugee Crisis, Social Ethics
Tagged Human Rights, Paris, Refugees, Syria, Terrorism
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Presentation at the A&M University
Audio recording of an interactive session with Tihomir Kukolja on the Current Refugee Crisis, at the A&M University, College Station TX On Wednesday, Nov 18, 2015, and hosted by The Fulbright Student Association, and moderated by Viktor Mitevski. The quality and … Continue reading
Posted in Current Issues, Faith, Human Dignity, Human Rights, Law and crime, Life Issues, Refugee Crisis, Social Ethics
Tagged A&M, Following Jesus, Human dignity, Human Rights, Injustice, Refugees
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Country Where Parents are Killing Their Own Children
Read also the interview released by The Huffington Post, April 17, 2014 If evaluated by the number of innocent children falsely branded as witches and killed by their superstitious parents and relatives, Nigeria is a country that has sunk deep … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Faith, Human Dignity, Human Rights, Law and crime, Leadership, Nigeria, Podcast, Social Ethics, War Crimes
Tagged Abuse, Africa, Angola, Brazil, Caio Fabio, Cameron, Congo, Crime, cults, Human dignity, Human Rights, Leonardo Rocha, Nigeria, Occultism, paganism, prosperity gospel, superstition, The Child Rights Law, Way to the Nations, Witch Children, Witchcraft, Witches
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Dangerous Legislation in Uganda
Four years ago, due to strong international pressure the Ugandan 2009 Anti-Gay Bill did not go through. Four years later, in December 2013 the bill was passed, slightly modified, and signed into law by the President of Uganda on 24th … Continue reading
Courage to Freefall With Jesus
Eunice Vatran (daughter) and Marioara Dugulescu (wife) share the story of the Romanian pastor, writer, poet, humanitarian activist, revolutionary leader and politician Petru Dugulescu. During the years of communism in Romania, under the dictatorship of Nicolae Ceausescu, Petru Dugulescu endured … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Leadership, Podcast, Social Ethics
Tagged Documentary, Eunice Vatran, Faith, Leadership, Marioara Dugulescu, Petru Dugulescu, Podcast, Politics, Religion, Romania
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Leaders Worth Following
Most of the media today feeds our imagination with stories of celebrity-type leaders associated with dubious morality, scandalous relationships, questionable prosperity and irresponsible leadership. It is important today to have our minds focused on the memories of a different brand … Continue reading
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