In Medicine We Trust (Johann Christoph Arnold)

There is always room for science and faith to complement
each other, providing God is put first and medicine second.
Yet our culture seems bent on reversing that order. No longer
able to see human beings as souls made in the image of a
Creator, we see machines. Afraid to face frustrations,
uncertainties, and grief, we prefer to focus on physiological
functions. We tend to reduce everything, from birth to death,
into a matter of chemical and biological balances. If there is
a national neurosis, perhaps it is our fear of illness, and of
dying. Can this really be the will of God, who works in the
weak and sick, and whose strength is revealed wherever
human strength fails?



Peace Forever,
Firacub.