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Essential Readings in Medicine and Religion
This Book explore the intricate relationship between medicine and religion across various historical periods and cultures. They present perspectives from ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt to early Christianity and the Middle Ages. The collection examines how different societies attributed healing to either divine intervention or natural causes, often intertwining the two. It includes a diverse range of sources, from religious scriptures and medical treatises to personal accounts and legal codes. These sources highlight the ethical considerations, spiritual practices, and philosophical debates surrounding health, illness, and the role of healers in different religious traditions. The texts also show how religious beliefs influenced medical practices and vice versa. Ultimately, the works underscore the enduring human quest to understand and address suffering, drawing upon both medical knowledge and spiritual frameworks.
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By Book ShelterThis Book explore the intricate relationship between medicine and religion across various historical periods and cultures. They present perspectives from ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt to early Christianity and the Middle Ages. The collection examines how different societies attributed healing to either divine intervention or natural causes, often intertwining the two. It includes a diverse range of sources, from religious scriptures and medical treatises to personal accounts and legal codes. These sources highlight the ethical considerations, spiritual practices, and philosophical debates surrounding health, illness, and the role of healers in different religious traditions. The texts also show how religious beliefs influenced medical practices and vice versa. Ultimately, the works underscore the enduring human quest to understand and address suffering, drawing upon both medical knowledge and spiritual frameworks.
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You can listen and download our episodes for free on more than 10 different platforms:
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Get the Book now from Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Essential-Readings-Medicine-Religion-Ferngren/dp/1421422905?&linkCode=ll1&tag=cvthunderx-20&linkId=7abeefe6ca387f19aafbac7107e2f8c7&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl