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In recent days, people of faith have raised their voices in the health-care reform debate and started talking about moral values.
The moral imperatives for change.
From my up-close-and-personal perspective as a cancer survivor, I couldn't agree more with LaVonne Neff's main point: it is the system, rather than insurance corporations, that is to blame for 18,000 unnecessary deaths a year
Glenn Beck has received a lot of attention for his inflammatory rhetoric lately. Recently, he shared a personal story about his daughter who has cerebral palsy, which gets to the heart of his fears about health-care reform:
I am writing these words on the train from Zurich to Geneva, looking up from my keyboard to see snowcapped mountains hanging over the lake.
On a personal, national, and global level, the physical well-being of all God’s children is close to God’s heart and should be close to ours as well.
Never let a problem to be solved become more important than the person to be loved. —Barbara Johnson