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Does Christianity Make a Difference?
Christian Bioethics 1 (1):97-101 (1995)
Abstract
The human person makes great demands on the physician and calls for unique attention. Hence the doctor-patient relationship calls for the highest ideals of kindness, patience, trustworthiness, generosity and skill. The Catholic physician brings to these demands a specific meaning: ministering to the sick is to see Christ in them and to show Him to themOther Versions
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The structure of Christian ethics.Joseph Sittler - 1998 - Louisville, Ky.: Westminster John Knox Press.
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