Universalism in medicine through the ages.
Since man was formed in the divine likeness, God being considered as the source of all truth and goodness, mankind must possess this inherent goodness. It is however, this inherent goodness reflected in the healing activities of mankind which every culture and race has given witness to in all periods of time. This developing in different cultures in different ways throughout the world as a thread of continuity linking the brilliant discoveries of the medical sciences of our own time with that has gone before.
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