Justice Without Spectacle: Is This Who We Want to Be?
Can America deliver severe punishment while preserving restraint, dignity, and humanity? A reflection on the death penalty and the prospect of turning executions into public spectacle.
Reflections on how we distinguish what feels convincing from what we have reason to believe, and how that understanding can help us care for our minds and relationships.
Can America deliver severe punishment while preserving restraint, dignity, and humanity? A reflection on the death penalty and the prospect of turning executions into public spectacle.
Why I see AI as an amplifier of human intelligence, and why I believe the real risk lies in what people do with that power.
Part 2 of 2: A Christian perspective on the moral foundation beneath human ideas—and why a firm standard of good and evil still calls for humility in our judgments.
Part 1 of 2: Looking beneath human conflict at the ideas, goals, and beliefs that shape it—and asking whether there is a moral foundation beneath them all.
Marijuana affects the mind — sleep, dreaming, perception, and recollection. The damage does not stay with the user. A warning, and a call to abstain.
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How do our beliefs shape what we feel? What makes an experience trustworthy? This journal brings philosophical insight to questions like these, helping us understand our inner lives and consider ways to care for our psychological wellbeing.
The purpose of the journal