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A man stands in a maze and thinks, view from the back. The concept of difficulty in making a decision. AI generated
A man stands in a maze and thinks, view from the back. The concept of difficulty in making a decision. AI generated

What Price is Personal Autonomy?

They do so because that’s what San Francisco judges and voters have told them to have “respect for personal autonomy.” Read More ›
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Thinker under jail bars
Thinker under jail bars

It’s Friday, and Meth’s No Fun Any More

Let’s go back to the campus of the Orange County Rescue Mission (OCRM), where each formerly homeless student wears a lanyard that holds up an electronic ID card. The card is a key for his or her bedroom but also tracks whether and when the students show up at their class or work assignments. Freshmen — students in the first 3-5 months of what is typically an 18-month program — go through assessments of physical and mental health, educational and legal status, computer skills and financial understanding. They participate in therapy groups, work through three books in a Design for Discipleship series, and wear yellow lanyards. Sophomores wear green lanyards, get all the documents and character references they need to Read More ›