Category Archives: Ethics

The Sacredness of Life

Posted on May 28, 2020 by David Heflin

“Either you believe that God has created everyone in his image or not. You don’t get to choose by race, health, or immigrant status. You can’t wave a flag for the unborn and dehumanize the immigrant, the disabled, or people of color.” Continue reading →

Posted in Ethics, Imago Dei | Tagged Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Coronavirus and Immunocompromised, COVID-19 and Chronic Illness, COVID-19 and minorities, George Floyd, Pro-life, Sacredness of All | 5 Comments

“Being” Over “Doing”

Posted on January 15, 2019 by David Heflin

Why chronic pain cannot rob us of our identity or value. We are who we are even when we can’t do what we or others want. Continue reading →

Posted in Chronic Pain, Ethics | Tagged being and behavior, chronic pain and exercise, Chronic Pain and Stress, God's Love, Identity and Production | 2 Comments

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The Sacredness of Life

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