Monthly Archives: February 2016
I have spent the last several weeks discussing how a materialist view of the universe fails to explain the world we experience everyday of our lives. While materialism may be important to the atheist scientist, it is white noise to the majority of people who are obsessed with spiritual fulfillment. The daily angst of our fellow man is not generated by…..
I am disappointed by the lack of scientific rigor that is applied to Neo-Darwinian evolutionary theory, a theory that basically states that random mutations (mistakes in genetic replication) are the fuel that drives the evolutionary machine. While proponents claim that it is the natural selection of those mutations that actually makes us winners in this cosmic game of dice, it still…..
I practiced neonatal medicine for 20 years and during that time I noticed that the more I treated disease and saved lives, the more I began to feel like I was a tinkerer in somebody else’s workshop. I didn’t create the factory in which I worked, but I seemed to be reading from its owner’s manual. In medical school,…..
Intensive care medicine heroically rides in on its white stallion to save the day but all too frequently is followed by the callous black horseman of death. The physician who loves the technological toys of neonatal medicine is now confronted with a puddle of toxic emotional mercury they don’t know how to clean up. If evolutionary theory is, “all…..
