Faith-based Evolution Education?

Bad faith, medical education, and post-truth

The choice to not study ‘actual use’ of feedback in clinical practice seems to me to be a flaw in research design, an inevitable consequence of which is that the study report is peppered with use of the conditional tense—‘would’ and ‘could’. In situating the study’s results in the world of the possible and not the actual, the authors mirror the common medical education practice of learning thro...

Effect of Faith-based Education on Physical Activity on the Elderly

Introduction: In order to improve the motivation and attitude of the elderly for regular and continuous physical activity, it is inevitable to use methods and models of effective education. Spiritual doctrine can improve the elderly's motivation for activity increase. This study was performed to assess the effect of faith-based education on physical activity and compare that with routine educat...

Faith-based substance abuse programs

Faith-based programs are one of the primary treatment options for individuals with substance use disorders. However, there is ambiguity regarding what faith-based programs are, how they differ from secular programs, and how they incorporate religion or spirituality into treatment. Furthermore, though evidence suggests faithbased programs can be as effective as other secular treatments, it is un...

Do FAITH-BASED PRISONS WoRK?

This Article examines everything we know about the effectiveness of fa~th-based prisons, which is not very much. Most studies cannot be taken seriously because they are tainted by the "self-selection problem. " It is hard to determine the effect of faith-based prison programs because they are voluntary, and volunteers are more likely to be motivated to change and are therefore already less like...

Handle with (faith-based) care.