Who Is the God of Medicine?
Commentary by Martin G. CollinsVery few pharmaceutical products are based on scientific merit; marketing and profit drive the development, production and distribution of these substances.
'Never Events'
Commentary by Martin G. CollinsMartin Collins, focusing on an article titled "To Err is Human," highlighting medical error, maintains that medication error constitutes the deadliest form of "never events" or medical mistakes. Michael Adams blames junk science conducted by pharmaceutical companies, designed more to sell drugs than to test …
Forgers of Lies
Commentary by Martin G. CollinsPharmaceuticals push vaccines that have not been properly tested onto a fearful public. The CDC admits that the average drug may contain up to 70 side effects
Antibiotic Doomsday Scenario
Commentary by Martin G. CollinsMartin Collins reports that, because our society has relied so heavily on antibiotics for trivial things, the World Health Organization warns about a coming time when antibiotics will become useless against infections which have developed a stubborn resistance. Over 50% of the prescribed antibiotic drugs are unnecessary, and …
Fooling With the Code
'Prophecy Watch' by Richard T. RitenbaughScience has ventured into the field of genetics, an area traditionally considered part of God's exclusive domain as Creator. What does God think about this intrusion? Will man create life? How will God react?
Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated
Commentary by Martin G. CollinsMartin Collins, exposing the insidious and unrelenting vaccine propaganda emanating from the pharmaceutical industry, which seems to care more about profits than public health, reviews the overwhelming evidence that autism rates are highest in populations where mandatory vaccination is enforced. Flu vaccines have high …
A Tale of Two Frenchmen
Commentary by Charles WhitakerCharles Whitaker, comparing Pasteur's Germ Theory with Béchamp's Terrain theory, finds the latter more descriptive of the biological landscape as created by God and therefore more useful as a framework for developing effective medical treatments. While both men understood that microbes exist everywhere, Pasteur feared the germ, …
When the DNA You Carry is Not Yours!
Commentary by Martin G. CollinsChimerism has been increasing as a result of the increased use of medical procedures such as in vitro fertilization, bone marrow transplants, and transfusions.
Drug Money in America
'WorldWatch' by David C. GrabbeAround the world, pharmaceuticals are big business, bringing in just short of a trillion dollars to the various drug companies, and U.S. companies can claim more than a third of that total. David Grabbe reveals just how pervasive and influential the drug industry and its money have become with patients, physicians, and governments.
Human Guinea Pigs
Commentary by Martin G. CollinsMartin Collins, reflecting on the grim history of American biological experimentation on conscientious objectors during the Cold War, asserts that the Department of Defense exposed many hapless victims (human guinea pigs) to pathogenic bacteria, radioactive oatmeal, LSD, tainted blood, experimental vaccines, and GMO food. This …
Faith and Healing (Part Three)
Sermon by John W. RitenbaughJohn Ritenbaugh insists that God's promise to heal (spiritually or physically) is inextricably coupled with the obligation to exercise responsibility, demonstrating physical and spiritual works in accordance with existing laws, while trusting in God throughout the healing process. The Bible is replete with individuals applying …
Faith in the Healer
Sermon by Richard T. RitenbaughIn our information culture where "seeing is believing" and we want "just the facts, Ma'am," it is difficult to have faith in anything we can't take in by the five senses. Richard Ritenbaugh shows the vital importance of establishing iron clad trust in God for spiritual matters (salvation, forgiveness, …
Michael Crichton and End-Time Disasters
Commentary by John W. RitenbaughJohn Ritenbaugh, reflecting on the literary works of Michael Crichton, a former student of science, suggests that Crichton perennially asked the questions, "Do these scientists know what they are doing?" "Are they aware of the long-term effects and potential dangers?" and "Who will ultimately …
Victims of Existentialism
Commentary by John W. RitenbaughJohn Ritenbaugh, reflecting on the philosophical stance of existentialism (each individual has the responsibility to find his own meaning in life, stressing that people are not answerable to any higher power, but are totally responsible for what he does and subject to the consequences of his actions, bringing to him a great deal …
Hope to the End
Sermon by John W. RitenbaughPeter, while warning about impending suffering, nevertheless distinguishes himself as the apostle of hope, keeping our minds on what is to be rather than what now is.
Unmasking Wolves in Sheep's Clothing (Part One)
Commentary by David F. MaasA number of secular false messiahs—particularly medical experts—have pulled the wool over the eyes of many worldwide in the past several months.
A New Medical Pledge
Commentary by Richard T. RitenbaughRichard Ritenbaugh, examining the current version of the Declaration of Geneva, as adopted in 2017 by the World Medical Association (WMA) General Assembly, compares the philosophy of this document with two of its predecessors: 1.) the Hippocratic Oath and 2.) the original Declaration of Geneva. The Hippocratic Oath is the …
The First Commandment
Bible Study by Martin G. CollinsThe first commandment reveals our first priority in every area of life: God. Anything we place ahead of Him becomes an idol!
An Overview of the Immigration Problem
Commentary by John W. RitenbaughJohn Ritenbaugh, citing a recent address given by former governor of Colorado, Richard Lamb, gives a list of comprehensive warnings about the governmental mishandling of the immigration problem. When God led the Israelites into new territory, they were to push out all traces of the inhabitants who dwelled there before them. When …
First Do No Harm
Sermonette by Joseph B. BaityThe physician's code attributed to Hippocrates was designed to inspire trust on the part of the patients, especially on behalf of the most vulnerable.
