Practical Wisdom for Everyday Life
Recently, I wrote an article for Examiner.com based on my interview with Michael Voris whom I briefly met in Wilkes-Barre after he gave a speech. I also got a picture with him. Voris is, hands down, my ‘favorite Catholic’ because he is very entertaining, consistent, and is a great look into what fundamental Christianity is like. In my Examiner.com […]
I have been following a chiropractor in my area known as Dr. Dan. He has a website, a ‘wellness practice’ (that’s what he calls it) known as “Power Chiropractic,” and a podcast/live show on local radio that is broadcasted world-wide via the internet every Saturday. I follow a great deal of science blogs, podcasts, primarily thanks to James Randi and The […]
First in a series of essays that I’m going to post this week is a discussion of ‘true religion’ as seen from the character of Philo in David Hume’s Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion. As an alternative to commonly practiced religion which Philo calls ‘vulgar superstition,’ Philo proposes a ‘true religion’ that is free of superstition, zealotry, […]
Video is here. Recently, Dr. Oz invited noted skeptic and advocate of science-based medicine Dr. Steve Novella to be on his show. Novella frequently investigates and critically discusses “alternative medicine” (which he considers to be a false category and an improper term). Novella, in this show, says that alternative medicine is an artificial category that exists […]
In a recent issue of the “Monarch Minute,” a short publication issued by the King’s College Student Government Association, student Ryan Glenn had the following to offer: A Word From… Ryan P. Glenn on Faith Consider all the things we put our faith into; we have faith that our government will properly serve us. We have faith […]
