
Essay 3: Justice as Prevention
Forgiveness has been addressed. The contemporaneous record has been set out. The remaining question is why accountability still matters in…
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Forgiveness has been addressed. The contemporaneous record has been set out. The remaining question is why accountability still matters in…
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The Formation of the Mind During COVID My first assumption during the early months of the COVID period was simple.…
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Forgiveness Is Not Acquittal Our Lord commands us to forgive our enemies. He does so first because we ourselves have…
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A new report confirms what many have observed for years: major companies systematically avoided hiring White Millennial men over the…
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President Trump has stated that he is in discussions with Democrats about significantly dismantling Obamacare. This development signals a potential…
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A major 2025 meta-analysis published in Clinical Nutrition reviewed 149 randomized trials and found that carbohydrate-restricted diets (including ketogenic, low-carb,…
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This piece offers a sharp critique of mainstream Alzheimer’s research, arguing that the amyloid hypothesis — which has dominated the…
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In this short educational video, Dr. Tony Hampton provides a clear overview of the historical development of the ketogenic diet…
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Authors: Isabella D’Andrea Meira, et al. Journal: Frontiers in Neuroscience (January 29, 2019) Link: PMC Full Text Key Takeaways from…
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David Strom at Hot Air makes a strong case that legalizing marijuana has been a significant policy failure. What was…
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A recent ZeroHedge article highlights growing interest in a combination of ketogenic diet, ivermectin, and fenbendazole as a potential cancer…
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This piece from Non Veni Pacem (Aug 28, 2025) by Mark Docherty argues that a major driver of the transgender…
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