]]> A Way Back From the Edge Let’s be honest. Our civilization is in trouble. You can feel it in the news cycle, in our homes, in our churches, and in that strange numbness that creeps over people whenever words like “truth,” “honor,” or even “God” are spoken out loud. Something feels
Sickness Spikes Every Winter (And It’s Not What Your Doctor Tells You) Every winter, the same quiet pattern repeats itself. More people die. Not just from the flu, but from heart attacks, strokes, dementia, cancer, and respiratory disease. The numbers climb right on schedule, year after year
The “sleeping girl” by Chalepas at the First Cemetery of Athens in Greece. Credit: wikimedia commons / Ibm1948 CC BY 4.0 The human relationship with death is both primordial and universal. From Egypt and Mesopotamia, to ancient Greece and the New World, burials were far more than a practical
