The Hidden COVID Story
by Mark BauerleinAaron Kheriaty joins the podcast to discuss his article, “The Other Pandemic: The Lockdown Mental Health Crisis,” and the evolution of the COVID pandemic. Continue Reading »
Courage During the Plague
by Hans BoersmaDuring a pandemic, we are to keep our eye on the soul, for pandemics can harm the soul even more than the body. Continue Reading »
Defending Catholic Healthcare
by Wesley J. SmithReligious freedom in the healthcare context is under concerted attack by the political left and liberal politicians. The crisis time for religious pluralism in the United States is fast approaching. Continue Reading »
Control by QR Code
by Hans BoersmaVaccine passport mandates violate the unity of the body of Christ; as such, they are a most egregious denial of the heart of the gospel. Continue Reading »
The Cautionary Tale of Francis Collins
by Justin LeeFrancis Collins is a brother in Christ and his accomplishments are undeniable. He is nonetheless a tragic figure, and his career a cautionary tale. Continue Reading »
What’s Inside Her Head?
by Mark BauerleinAlzheimer’s provides a glimpse into eternity, when all of our souls will stand alone before God. Continue Reading »
Questioning Vaccine Mandates
by Wesley J. SmithIf COVID becomes the excuse for government and Big Business to exert extreme control, even greater intrusions on civil liberties will surely follow. Continue Reading »
Clean Hands
by Shalom CarmyFrom the 1940s until his death in 1986, Rabbi Moshe Feinstein was the most prominent authority on Jewish law in America. One of his briefer responses addressed an inquiry about whether it was permissible to play ball for a living. What about the threat of serious injury? No, said R. Moshe, adducing . . . . Continue Reading »
Training the Will on the Football Field
by Stephen SchmalhoferGames played under Friday night lights are the preseason for the greater joys of marriage, fatherhood, and vocation. Continue Reading »
Prudence in the Pandemic
by Robert C. KoonsWe do not exercise moral judgment in the same manner in every instance. Broadly, there are three basic situations in the moral life, which require three different ways of thinking. The recent pandemic, and the ensuing reflections on our moral responsibilities as civic leaders and citizens, . . . . Continue Reading »
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