Keep your eyes open and keep your mind open.Fear wants obedience. Virtue wants silence.Thinking wants neither. I used to think I was choosing a side. I read what I was supposed to read. I repeated what sounded informed. I learned the tone, the cadence, the approved outrage. I told myself this was thinking. It was not. It was compliance with
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Introduction: When Priorities Make No Sense Some policymakers wake up every morning, sip their overpriced coffee, stare at a collapsing health care system, and say, with a straight face, that what the nation truly needs is more theology. Not nurses. Not doctors. Not respiratory therapists. Not lab techs. Theology. Because nothing solves a seven-hour wait in the emergency room quite