118: Is It Better to Be Safe than Sorry?
118: Is It Better to Be Safe than Sorry?
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In episode #118 of the Out of the Question Podcast, guest Neil Mammen of Values Advocacy Council discusses why churches should remain open during a pandemic.
117: Why Does God Allow Abnormalities in People?
117: Why Does God Allow Abnormalities in People?
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Brittany Duggan, a mother of a Downs Syndrome child, shares her story of God’s amazing grace in this 117th episode of the Out of the Question Podcast.
114: How Do We Heal the Medical Profession?
114: How Do We Heal the Medical Profession?
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In this episode, flight nurse Elizabeth Lurvey delves into the humanism so prevalent in the medical profession today and how to be less affected by it while being proactive in combatting it.
105: How Hot Does the Frying Pan Have to Get?
105: How Hot Does the Frying Pan Have to Get?
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In episode #105 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the hosts discuss the alternative to accepting the status quo when it comes to encroachments on our God-given rights.
104: How Can We Keep from Singing?
104: How Can We Keep from Singing?
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Whether or not Christians should obey any order forbidding congregational signing in church is the topic of the 104th episode of the Out of the Question Podcast.
103: Can Bad Philosophy Produce Good Science?
103: Can Bad Philosophy Produce Good Science?
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In episode #103 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the effect of humanistic philosophy on medicine and health mandates is discussed.
090: Can We Make a Difference During a Time of Worldwide Crisis?
090: Can We Make a Difference During a Time of Worldwide Crisis?
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In episode #90 of the Out of the Question Podcast, Steve and Andrea discuss the reality of God’s judgment in occurrences such as pandemics.
089: Who Loses When Fear Triumphs Over Faith?
089: Who Loses When Fear Triumphs Over Faith?
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In episode 89 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the hysterical response to the current “health crisis” is discussed from a Biblical perspective.
On The Farm with the Brabos
On The Farm with the Brabos
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On The Farm with the Brabos
Post-Hippocratic Medicine: The Problem and the Solution
Written by Hugh Flemming
The “Golden Age of Medicine” was built upon the foundation of the Judeo-Christian ethic and the Hippocratic tradition. It flourished because of this foundation. Whenever and wherever this foundation has been abandoned, medicine has given way to barbarism and superstition.
The modern age is no different. You can read all about babies being treated like a crop of potatoes in the new science of fetal harvesting; you can read all about women serving as breeders in surrogate motherhood programmes; you can read all about the “new growth industry” of genetic manipulation in test tube baby experiments; you can read all about how the poor serve as guinea pigs in bizarre particle bombardments; or read about handicapped patients facing compulsory sterilisation; or the latest in genetic engineering; or—probably the most frightening of all—the revival of the racially motivated eugenic programmes; and finally, how two Wall Street Journal reporters revealed a tale of deceit and manipulation by the government, the media, and the Centre for Disease Control in order to gain political support for the billions being spent on AIDS research and prevention.
The “Golden Age of Medicine” may be coming to an end. The medical profession is gradually abandoning its Hippocratic tradition and its Judeo-Christian ethical foundation. It is vital that this foundation should be restored.