The Goat of a King Sermon on Doctors and God
New York June 6. A sermon by a clergyman praises physicians and medicine, arguing God validates medical progress. It cites biblical examples, Jenner, James Simpson, chloroform, and vaccination, and urges physicians to be divinely guided. The piece extols the medical profession’s role in public health, hospital care, and longevity, linking faith with medical advancement.
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The Medical Profession and its Christian Duty
The speaker lauds dispensaries for aiding the poor and decries pompous doctors. He notes the vast reach of medicine, cites a yearly 150,000 prescriptions, and argues physicians deserve gratitude and Christian solace amid endless trials. He laments Sabbath disruption, patient delays, malpractice cries, and the toll of night calls on doctors.
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