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The
Origin Of Medical Practice A Thesis Presented to the
Faculty of the In Partial Fulfillment of the
Requirement for the Degree Master of Arts in Theology by Charles Sherwin McMichael May 1969 Typed by Cheryl Nichols and Edited by and reprinted by Giving & Sharing, Printed Version: suggested
donation: $6.00 Table Of Contents Traditional View of Medicine,
Purpose of this Thesis, Justification, Definition of Terms, Limitations,
Organization of the Remainder of the Study Chapter I.
Hippocrates Not The Father Of Medicine Revolutionary Discovery, History
More Than Facts, Antiquity of Medicine Chapter
II. What Is Medicine? An Art or a Science? Break With
The Supernatural, Mans Approach to Life Changes, Medicine Remains the Same Chapter
III. Disease An Ancient Curse Modern Disease in Ancient Chapter
IV. A Competent Medical Faculty
Before Hippocrates Ancient Physicians Confident,
Pharmacology of Egypt, Anatomy, Science of Accurate Prescription, Chemically
Induced Anesthesia, Bacteriology, Surgery, Miscellaneous Medical
Developments, Antibiotics 4000 Years Ago, Ancient Antibiotics, Sewer
Pharmacology Chapter
V. Ancient Physicians Identified Ancient Records Rejected as
Myth, Mythology Provides a Key, Apollo Identified, Ancient
Gods Really Early Rulers, Which Ancient Rulers? Chapter
VI. Medical Practice Vital To
Founders Of Historical Background, Nimrod
Leads the Rebellion, Rebellion Brought a Penalty, Why Medicine Was Developed,
Supernatural Intervention, Medical Practice Universal Chapter
VII. Summary And Conclusion Summary, Conclusion |
