When the Church Treats Sadness Like the Villain: What Pixar’s Inside Out Gets Right About Grief
Sadness is not the enemy of faithfulness, and the impulse to suppress it may do more harm than the grief itself.
Josh Daily, MD, is a pediatric cardiologist and Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. He writes about decision-making, cognitive bias, and Christian faith, exploring why some of the most dangerous decision-making errors Christians make are often the ones that feel the most faithful. His writing appears in academic journals, The White Coat Investor, and on his Substack Choosing Well.
