21. Jun 2010
Das Wort zur (neuen) Woche
„Tatsachen schafft man nicht dadurch aus der Welt, daß man sie ignoriert“ (Aldous Huxley).
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Alles rund um das Studium der Politikwissenschaft in Halle (Saale)
21. Jun 2010
„Tatsachen schafft man nicht dadurch aus der Welt, daß man sie ignoriert“ (Aldous Huxley).
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„Das Wort zur Woche“ or „Das Wort zur neuen Woche“ (The Word for the (New) Week) is a concept commonly used in religious, educational, or motivational contexts, where a word or phrase is highlighted as a theme for reflection, discussion, or spiritual growth for the upcoming week.
In a religious setting, such as in Christian churches, this word or message is often based on a biblical verse or spiritual teaching meant to inspire and guide the congregation. It’s similar to a „weekly sermon“ or „thought for the week.“
In non-religious contexts, the „word of the week“ can be a motivational idea or a concept to think about, such as „resilience“ or „compassion,“ encouraging personal development or mindfulness.