We Over Me
Bambi RoizenWeoverme is an independent news site dedicated to “Interpreting the Times” (Luke 12:54) through the lens of the Bible. We'll interview people (largely Christians) in business, politics and academia and in the news to help cut through the confusion.
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The church restores identity beyond the diagnostic label
If there’s a tragic indictment of the 20th century, it is this: institutions became addicted to subscription models. Big pharma and the psychiatric fields are major culprits, essentially capitalizing on natural human suffering by calling li...
AI is ushering in the modern Renaissance man
I’m already not driving my son to school (in my Tesla self-driving mode). Now Tesla has introduced cars sans steering wheels, and with that wheel literally gone so goes the small but meaningful bit of responsibility for the archetypal paren...
Selecting a high school is a moral decision
Over the last couple months, my 8th grader has been lobbying to attend the public high school by our house. He’s a very social teenager who loves camaraderie, intimacy and shared experiences. He thrives on group dynamics and therefore is dr...
Religion is the missing piece in mental health
Dr Harold Koenig is founding co-director of The Center for Spirituality, Theology and Health at Duke University Medical School. The center was founded in 1998 to conduct research, and promote dialogue and discussions around spirituality, re...
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