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If you had to choose between Freedom of Religion and Freedom of Speech, which would you choose? Now, you’re thinking, ‘I don’t have to...

  The news just loves to jump on a story that seems to contradict the Bible. Headlines all over the net, from  USA Today  to the  New ...

Can you fill in the right side of this spreadsheet? Image by Bill K. Underwood This will be short. A while back, a lady tol...

In a 2010 survey on ethics, 10,000 doctors were asked, ‘What was your biggest ethical dilemma?’ The top five were:

The  ABC s of emergency medicine are changing. This is going to be a complex discussion. I'll make it as simple as I can, but a...

   An operating room nurse responded to  Part Two  of this series: “So you’re saying, if a woman in our birthing center is ble...

If the  American Medical Association  says blood transfusions do more harm than good , as we noted in Part One , why are so many doctor...

  When a patient refuses chemo-therapy or radiation therapy, you may occasionally see it referred to as “life-saving” chemo or “life-sav...

Fixing the food supply is not going to be easy. And it’s likely to get worse before it gets better. The pro-labeling lobbies...

Conspiracy theorists claim that some giant,  secret organization is planning to kill off a third of the human race. When they say...

50 years ago, you never heard about anyone having a problem with gluten. Now it seems like everybody does. What’s going on? Should you...

You know the one about the frog in the pan of cold water? The theory goes that if you drop a frog into a pan of hot water, he’ll i...

A story in Discovery News  is reporting that an inscription on a 3,000 year old piece of pottery may be an early form of Hebrew. If you...

Several readers have bashed me for bashing the American Red Cross . For example, one reader said, ‘What’s wrong with their having 1,359 empl...

    Back in the 1600s, Sir Thomas Browne said “ Charity  begins at home.” Have you noticed all the commercials for the American  Red C...

  Years ago my friend Paul, a manager at a waste treatment plant, held up two glass laboratory beakers at a speaking engagement. The o...

My day job once brought me in contact with a man who introduced himself to me as “Pastor Pete.” I managed – barely – to refrain from intro...