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Andy HoodHealth & MedicineFormation
Weber's ‘iron cage’ of modernity distorts Christian life and community in countless ways. One of the most pertinent concerns the idea of vulnerability.
Matthew ArboHealth & MedicineFormationMental Health
Anxiety should not be pathologized, for then we will not recognize it as a normal part of being human or as something that can be endured with divine help.
Jake MeadorCultureHealth & MedicineFilm Reviews/Hollywood
Two recent essays, one in New York and the other at The Free Press, further demonstrate how inhumane and starved for love our cultural moment truly is.
Brewer EberlyTechnologyHealth & MedicineLiterature
Our contemporary sickness of seeking does not deliver what it promises, instead leaving us lost, distraught, and alone.
Brewer Eberly and Ben FrushHealth & Medicine
In a time when many look to medicine as a way to control health and deny death, Christianity can speak a better word.
Matthew LoftusEthicsCriminal JusticedrugsHealth & Medicine
I found this interview with Alex Berenson, who just wrote a new book about the dangers of marijuana, very interesting and well-balanced: TMP: In your Times op-ed, you suggest that the ominous scholarly findings have been ignored thanks to legalization advocates […]
Matthew LoftusEthicsCriminal JusticedrugsHealth & Medicine
I found this interview with Alex Berenson, who just wrote a new book about the dangers of marijuana, very interesting and well-balanced: TMP: In your Times op-ed, you suggest that the ominous scholarly findings have been ignored thanks to legalization advocates […]
Matthew LoftusHealth & Medicine
On the fence just down the street from the hospital where I work in Kenya, there is a sign for a “Dr. Musa” promising treatments for everything from “business” to “male strength”. Sometimes as I walk through town, I will […]
Matthew LoftusHealth & Medicine
On the fence just down the street from the hospital where I work in Kenya, there is a sign for a “Dr. Musa” promising treatments for everything from “business” to “male strength”. Sometimes as I walk through town, I will […]
Matthew LoftusEthicsEducationHealth & Medicine
After reading Brewer Eberly’s great piece on the main site about virtue ethics and the Reformed tradition, I was delighted to find this reflection from him about teaching professionalism to medical students: And yet, medical students may be disconnected from moral […]
Matthew LoftusEthicsEducationHealth & Medicine
After reading Brewer Eberly’s great piece on the main site about virtue ethics and the Reformed tradition, I was delighted to find this reflection from him about teaching professionalism to medical students: And yet, medical students may be disconnected from moral […]
Matthew LoftusHealth & Medicine
This article on the work of Dr. Jerome Motto and the therapists carrying on his work today is fascinating: The most pivotal response was sent to Douglas Kreider, one of Motto’s researchers, by a study participant who lived in an […]