BJ and Licensure Q&A # 77
Why were many chiropractors, B.J. included initially against the idea of licensure for chiropractors and why did they change their minds?
Q&A #71 Peer Review
What makes a review by someone “equal” to you, a peer valuable? By an authority peerhaps, but not by a peer. For that matter of what value is a bibliography? Because someone else has written it down or said it, and it is cited by you. does that make what you say or write any … Read more
Q &A #69
Does chiropractic lead people to an awareness of God, to God consciousness?
Q&A #68 Philosophy and Objective
Which comes first our philosophy or our objective?
Q&A # 67
If our intent is to correct a vertebral subluxation, is that outside in?
Q&A#64, Speculation versus Deduction
A speculative premise only gives you a speculative conclusion. That’s called induction. Does that mean our Major Premise is a speculation?
Q&A # 63
Why does the logic of chiropractic appeal to so many of the public, the thousands of practice members that come regularly for care and not be grasped by so many chiropractors?
Q&A #62
Why do you think that D.D. was preoccupied with the heads of dead animals hanging on the wall of his office waiting room? (Every once in a while its nice to post a lighthearted Q&A)
Q&A # 61 X-Ray
If the information gained from an x-ray significantly outweighs the harm ionizing radiation does, it is justified. Agreed, but how do we know what and how much harm it is doing? It is my understanding that the conflict of this issue caused the departure of one of BJ’s most popular and effective philosophy instructors when … Read more
The Palmer Philosophy Q&A #60
What is the difference between taking the philosophy exactly as DD and BJ presented it or taking what they gave us and refining and expanding upon it? How do we insure that in doing the latter we are not changing their original intent? In other word, what truly is the Palmer philosophy, in their own … Read more