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Playing Russian Roulette with Pink Cocaine
Taking pink cocaine or tuci at a night club is like playing Russian roulette.
An Alternate Universe for the Sermon on the Mount
Does the Sermon on the Mount take us to an alternate universe?
Should We Do Away with Psychiatry or Diagnosis? Part 2
“We must protect against the real danger that all of psychiatry will be tainted by the folly of DSM-5.”
To Binge, or Not to Binge
Naltrexone won’t lower your risk of negative consequences from binge drinking on the next amateur night.
Faith in the Unseen
Does faith really lead to seeing into the unseen realm?
Should We Do Away with Psychiatry or Diagnosis? Part 1
Are psychiatric treatments pseudo-scientific, and if so, is that a good thing?
Neutralizing the Effects of Cannabis
Now there’s a drug that, “significantly reduces the effects of cannabis in daily cannabis smokers?”
Is Repentance All About Seeing the Kingdom?
According to Bill Johnson, we are blind to the Kingdom of heaven until we fully repent: “You’ll never see the world that is right in front of you.”
Playing Russian Roulette with Pink Cocaine
Taking pink cocaine or tuci at a night club is like playing Russian roulette.
An Alternate Universe for the Sermon on the Mount
Does the Sermon on the Mount take us to an alternate universe?
Should We Do Away with Psychiatry or Diagnosis? Part 2
“We must protect against the real danger that all of psychiatry will be tainted by the folly of DSM-5.”
To Binge, or Not to Binge
Naltrexone won’t lower your risk of negative consequences from binge drinking on the next amateur night.
Faith in the Unseen
Does faith really lead to seeing into the unseen realm?
Should We Do Away with Psychiatry or Diagnosis? Part 1
Are psychiatric treatments pseudo-scientific, and if so, is that a good thing?
Neutralizing the Effects of Cannabis
Now there’s a drug that, “significantly reduces the effects of cannabis in daily cannabis smokers?”
Is Repentance All About Seeing the Kingdom?
According to Bill Johnson, we are blind to the Kingdom of heaven until we fully repent: “You’ll never see the world that is right in front of you.”