On the Virtue of the Medical Profession

Stephen Johnson offers an encouragement to medical professionals—those in the field, those bordering on burnout, and those considering it as a calling. He makes the case that medicine aims at intrinsic goods, that Christian voices are urgently needed in today's hardest medical ethics debates, and that the most consequential ministry usually happens not in boardrooms but in ordinary hospital rooms—where presence itself is the medicine.Mentioned in this episode:Christian Medical & Dental Associations, "Transgender Identification Ethics Statement"Read the full article: https://thinkchristian.com/blog/virtue-of-medical-professionWritten by: Stephen Johnson, pastor at Summit Church (Southwest Florida); M.A. in Philosophy, Talbot School of Theology at Biola University.Think Christian is a podcast from The Center for Christian Thought and Ethics, which exists to present Christ in a clear, convictional, and compelling manner in every square inch of His creation.If this episode resonated, please subscribe, share, and consider supporting The Center at thinkchristian.com.