Medicine and Faith

A daddy-daughter date to my old stomping grounds, which sparked some unexpected reflections.

The other day I looked up the origin of the term Orient, which derives from the Latin oriens, meaning “east” or, literally, “rising,” referring to the direction from which the sun rises. In the Occident, or Western World, the Orient refers to lands that lie east of Europe. These terms derive from a rather explicitly […]

A story of family faith and tragedy.

The time to build your faith is now, not after the heavy load is hitched up and your engine is struggling to turn over.

Yesterday's commonality is today's rarity.

What a privilege to hold the hand, and the trust, of a little girl!

Sometimes we crave a hero's journey when all we really need is to do something simple.

An empirical approach to COVID-19 public policy, medicine, and matters of faith.

Thoughts on risk management in medicine, life, and faith.

Testimonies develop like technology: cumulatively, iteratively, stepwise.