Reason & Faith
Source: The return to reason requires hard work, rigorous thought—and faith – Catholic World Report
T. M. Doran is the author of 4 novels: Toward the Gleam, Terrapin, Iota, and Circling the Turtle. He’s an adjunct professor of engineering at Lawrence Technological University, a member of The Engineering Society of Detroit’s College of Fellows, and has contributed to The Wall Street Journal, Detroit Free Press, TechCentury, The Mackinac Center for Public Policy, Catholic World Report, The Washington Post, Patheos, and many others
Source: The return to reason requires hard work, rigorous thought—and faith – Catholic World Report
In the wake of the Las Vegas massacre, many are asking the question that was asked after the West learned about the trains to Auschwitz, after 9/11, and after the Paris theater massacre: “Why did he (they) do it?” We look for clues, we hear from people who knew the perpetrators, we wring our […]
Detroit News September 21, 2017 article on infrastructure, Flint, Harvey, Fukushima, and Irma Source: Column: Craft wiser infrastructure
Regulatory burdens just as much to blame as political gridlock Source: Why We Can’t Build Infrastructure Like We Used To [Mackinac Center]
I had the opportunity to comment on a recent Wall Street Journal article by Bjorn Lomborg about climate change, CO2, President Trump, China, and India. A regrettable outcome of the media-hogging climate change debate is that the measure of pollution by nations has been reduced to carbon dioxide emissions, a rather benign compound apart from […]