Medicine Quote by The Church Fathers

“We do not like our doctors to be that human. We need to think they are secretly in touch with God. He”

— E.R. Mason

“To say the truth, every physician, almost, hath his favourite disease, to which he ascribes all the victories obtained over human nature.”

— Henry Fielding

“There is not such a man as the doctor appears in this world more than once in a hundred years.”

— E.D.E.N. Southworth

“In the end, you have to do what's right. There's a higher good, always, to be found. You have to find it, that's all.…

— Mary-Rose MacColl

“In my opinion the Doctor is a man.”

— Lee Newton

“What had not changed, though, was the heroic spirit of responsibility amid blood and failure. This struck me as the true image of a…

— Paul Kalanithi

“Surely you couldn't be a good doctor and a terrible human being---surely the laws of man, if not God, didn't allow it.”

— Abraham Verghese

“He had spent most of his lifetime studying the art of medicine and realized now that he would never really understand its mysteries. For…

— Erich Segal

“I have had too much experience of life to believe in the infallibility of doctors. Some of them are clever men and some of…

— Agatha Christie

“A physician is obligated to consider more than a diseased organ, more than even the whole man—he must view the man in his world.”

— Harvey Cushing

“Man has, as it were, become a kind of prosthetic God.”

— Sigmund Freud

“Are doctors of divinity blind or are they hypocrites?”

— Harriet Ann Jacobs