What We Thought Wasn’t True: How Erroneous Belief Helped Fuel the Opiate Epidemic
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.
“I Think, Therefore It Must Be True,” Part 2: The Science of Certainty
Are you sure? Perhaps you shouldn’t be. How Scripture and Science reveal the prideful sin of intellectual overconfidence.
Going to Church: Good for your Mental Health
A new report from the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing adds to the growing body of research confirming that religiously engaged people enjoy better mental health.
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Thank you dear brother with a well researched and well written article to the glory of God.
Thank you for your insights into the referenced research, Dr Willing.
