Moral Principles And Medical Practice
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He cannotsay, as did the first murderer, Cain, "Am I my brother's keeper?" Butrather he must carry out the behest of the great Father of the humanfamily: "God has given to each one care of his neighbor. " The maxim of Freemasons is that every member of that secret society mustcome to the assistance of every brother-mason in distress. But the lawof nature and of nature's God is wider and nobler; it requires every manto assist every fellow-man in grievous need. The rich glutton at whosedoor lay L...azarus dying of want was bound, not by any human but by thehigher law, to assist him; and it was for ignoring this duty that thesoul was buried in hell, as the gentlest of teachers expresses it.
(_a_) As physicians, as men, you will have duties to the poor, whocannot pay you for your services; they are your fellow-men. Their billwill be paid in due time. He is their security who has said: "Whatsoeveryou have done to the least of these, you have done it unto Me. " He maypay you in temporal blessings, or in still higher favors, if you do itfor His sake; but pay He will, and that most liberally: "I will repay, "says the Lord.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He cannotsay, as did the first murderer, Cain, "Am I my brother's keeper?" Butrather he must carry out the behest of the great Father of the humanfamily: "God has given to each one care of his neighbor. " The maxim of Freemasons is that every member of that secret society mustcome to the assistance of every brother-mason in distress. But the lawof nature and of nature's God is wider and nobler; it requires every manto assist every fellow-man in grievous need. The rich glutton at whosedoor lay L...azarus dying of want was bound, not by any human but by thehigher law, to assist him; and it was for ignoring this duty that thesoul was buried in hell, as the gentlest of teachers expresses it.
(_a_) As physicians, as men, you will have duties to the poor, whocannot pay you for your services; they are your fellow-men. Their billwill be paid in due time. He is their security who has said: "Whatsoeveryou have done to the least of these, you have done it unto Me. " He maypay you in temporal blessings, or in still higher favors, if you do itfor His sake; but pay He will, and that most liberally: "I will repay, "says the Lord.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coppens Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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