All of your recommendations are great reads. Continue what you're doing. Fellow voices, even in the same shared darkness of the unknown, is comforting and helpful.
I wrote about character today, but I studiously avoided the word suffering. I did not mean to minimize suffering in the building of character, but of course it can. But then no one who is suffering wants to hear about building character.
I will be delving into the topic of evil with some fiction for Halloween. I just read Meryl Nass' recent post about her losing her medical license and being forced to have a psyche exam for "misinformation", and for prescribing ivermectin and hydroxychloriquine, and I was thinking about the blood on the hands of those who went on that which hunt, and the problem for all of us if such people continue working in medicine.
The Problem of Suffering and Evil
Hey Daniel, I wonder if you have read my thoughts about the issue here - they are kind of philosophy-y: https://luctalks.substack.com/p/the-problem-of-evil-solved
All of your recommendations are great reads. Continue what you're doing. Fellow voices, even in the same shared darkness of the unknown, is comforting and helpful.
I wrote about character today, but I studiously avoided the word suffering. I did not mean to minimize suffering in the building of character, but of course it can. But then no one who is suffering wants to hear about building character.
I will be delving into the topic of evil with some fiction for Halloween. I just read Meryl Nass' recent post about her losing her medical license and being forced to have a psyche exam for "misinformation", and for prescribing ivermectin and hydroxychloriquine, and I was thinking about the blood on the hands of those who went on that which hunt, and the problem for all of us if such people continue working in medicine.