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Published: Dr. Hillary’s Cass’s report to the UK NHS on Gender Identity Services for Children and Young People
From the website’s description of the review: “The Review was commissioned by NHS England to make recommendations on how to improve NHS gender identity services, and ensure that children and young people who are questioning their gender identity or experiencing … Continue reading
Posted in ethics, health, News
Tagged Cass Review, children, gender, gender dysphoria, gender identity services, Hillary Cass, identity, puberty blockers, sex hormones, trans, youth
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Why I Don’t Support Mandatory Vaccines (in most cases)
I’m going to go out on a bit of an ethical limb here, and share a thought that is a strong leaning but not an unchangeable or irrefutable conclusion. I am against mandatory vaccines (except in places where vulnerable people … Continue reading
Posted in ethics, health, reflections
Tagged bodily autonomy, coercion, common good, consequentialism, covid, ethics, hobbes, mandatory vaccines, scientism, utilitarianism
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When Crisis Hits: Christian Reflections on Faith in the Midst of Suffering
The CSCA talk that my wife Elena and I recently gave is now online and available for viewing and sharing. Here it is . . .fa
Posted in faith, health, mental disorder, prayer, Science and Christian Faith, Spirituality
Tagged crisis, death, faith, faith and science, healing, miracles, suffering, theodicy
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