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May 25, 2020 | health | No Comments
The world is not safe. The world was never safe. But there is great cause for hope, if we can summon the courage. COVID-19: what is the end game? Six lessons, five strategies.
May 11, 2020 | health | No Comments
How disease modeling is like a carnival game, two opposite approaches to herd immunity, and are our eyes on the right target?
May 9, 2020 | book reviews, social issues | No Comments
For over 9000 years humans have enjoyed an unprecedented level of climate stability that is now under threat. Here we review “Weathering Climate Change” by renowned astrophysicist and Christian apologist Dr. Hugh Ross
May 4, 2020 | health, social issues, technology | No Comments
COVID19: Emerging evidence on fatality rates, CFR, IFR, asymptomatic infections, and where we’ve been. Can these shed light on where we’re going?
As the global church responds to a deadly pandemic, responses range from courageous heroism to fatal foolishness. This is a time for courage, hope, selflessness, and humility.
April 9, 2020 | health, social issues | No Comments
While the death toll from COVID has mounted, respected models are scaling back their most dire predictions. Maybe things aren’t so bleak, after all.
February 26, 2020 | social issues | No Comments
Whatever happened to the Boy Scouts of America? What Scouting meant to me, the real reasons for its decline, and why we need it more than ever.
February 14, 2020 | apologetics, theology | No Comments
Is there a negative correlation between religion and intelligence? Research suggests a weak link truly exists. Here are four reasons why the link is completely meaningless.
August 22, 2019 | apologetics, pride | No Comments
While science is our best source for understanding the physical world, physicians and scientists are subject to the same cognitive pitfalls as everyone else. In certain circumstances, they err communally with potentially disastrous consequences.
August 9, 2019 | apologetics, pride | No Comments
Are you sure? Perhaps you shouldn’t be. How Scripture and Science reveal the prideful sin of intellectual overconfidence.