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Ezekiel 34:11-16, 20-24
In the late 1800s there were two fundamental scientific principles that physicians used to diagnosis a case. The first was "reason." The physician would try to rationalize what was ailing the patient. This was followed by "experience." The physician would draw upon his experience to treat the patient. Soon the word "experience" was replaced with the word "experiment." The physician, drawing upon his reason and experience, could then experiment, trying to discover the best remedy for the patient.
In the late 1800s there were two fundamental scientific principles that physicians used to diagnosis a case. The first was "reason." The physician would try to rationalize what was ailing the patient. This was followed by "experience." The physician would draw upon his experience to treat the patient. Soon the word "experience" was replaced with the word "experiment." The physician, drawing upon his reason and experience, could then experiment, trying to discover the best remedy for the patient.
