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Daily Archives: October 24, 2014
Ramblings on Anonymity, Being Alone with God, and Forgiveness
Sirach 16:17 states (in the NRSV): “Do not say, “I am hidden from the Lord, and who from on high has me in mind? Among so many people I am unknown, for what am I in a boundless creation?” The … Continue reading
U.S. Malpractice System is a Failure
Originally posted on quality health care please!:
The U.S. tort system as a solution to compensation for medical errors is an abysmal failure. It’s unfair to doctors and it’s unfair to patients. Here are a few statistics to make…
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Book Write-Up: The Sacred Year
Michael Yankoski. The Sacred Year: Mapping the Soulscape of Spiritual Practice—-How Contemplating Applies, Living in a Cave, and Befriending a Dying Woman Revived My Life. Nashville: W Publishing Group (An Imprint of Thomas Nelson), 2014. Michael Yankoski was feeling empty … Continue reading