PubMed · 11652930
Does Christianity make a difference?
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 them.
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Richard A McCormick. 1995. Does Christianity make a difference?. https://doi.org/10.1093/cb%2F1.1.97
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