If You Want to MAHA, Plant a Garden
We debate spend billions on supplements, medications, and biohacking trends; meanwhile, we ignore one of the most powerful and accessible tools for restoring human health.
Mary Is the Antidote
Amid so much toxicity, we find ourselves in desperate need of an antidote. Today, on this Feast of Mary, Mother of God, I submit that it is she, our Queen, who is the antidote.
Are Christians Called to Be More Judgmental?
The sentiment often expressed as, “who am I to judge,” is so commonplace in our culture that it hardly raises even a Catholic eyebrow when spoken in the context of Christian morality.
RFK and the Silencing of Debate
The resistance to RFK from the medical community might be due to corruption and greed. But it might just boil down to our instinct to enforce social conformity.
Are We All “Fundamentally Good,” As Pope Francis Asserts?
Many Protestants argued that the pope saying “we are fundamentally good” was an “unbiblical” teaching. Are they right?
In Defense of Anti-Feminism
We can recognize and appreciate the gifts of both sexes without abolishing gender or espousing rigid gender roles—but we need the anti-feminism movement to do it.
Does Genetic Prenatal Testing Actually Put Babies at Risk?
Highly inaccurate prenatal genetic testing is resulting in more abortions.
Abortion is the Real Assault on Women
Far from being a basic “right,” abortion is deeply damaging to women; it is not the means to a level playing field that its avid supporters believe it to be.
Huxley’s Brave New World Is Here
A constellation of recent developments in medical research and technology has made the science fiction of large-scale human manufacturing a theoretical and potentially imminent possibility.