[The religious physician and Geneva theologian. A letter written in 1802 by M. F. R. Buisson to Pierre Picot].
In a letter addressed to Pierre Picot, professor of divinity at the Academy of Geneva, the young doctor Matthieu-François-Régis Buisson (1776-1804) describes the climate of tension in which he had to defend his thesis at the Medical Faculty of Paris. He advocates a kind of holy alliance between Christian physicians and theologians against the party dominating the Ecole de médecine, in which the ideology of the Encyclopédie together with Pinel's anticlericalism and Cabanis's materialistic monism prevail.
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Le "médecin croyant" et le théologien genevois. Une lettre écrite en 1802 par M.F.R. Buisson à Pierre Picot.