[Omeo33] Art 0950 - Homeopathy, 2008, 97 (3), 156-160

[Gino Santini]

Believing in order to understand: Hahnemann's hierarchisation of values
J.M. Schmidt

Referred to by:	Erratum to “Believing in order to understand:  
Hahnemann's hierarchisation of values” [Homeopathy 97(2008) 156–160]  
Homeopathy, Volume 97, Issue 4, October 2008, Page 226, J.M. Schmidt

During the last 200 years, the social, scientific, and religious  
framework in which homeopathy is taught and practiced has changed  
tremendously. Various different forms of homeopathy have been  
advocated. To avoid being misled by the prevailing pluralism as a  
standard of reference for assessing new concepts, Hahnemann's original  
ideas and attitude toward medicine, philosophy, and ethics are  
discussed.
Hahnemann's hierarchisation of values appears to consist primarily in  
striving for a world view in which he could conceive of himself as a  
spiritual and moral being, secondly in a yearning for scientific  
advancement, and thirdly in his need to earn a living. Homeopaths are  
challenged to match this hierarchisation and be aware that homeopathy  
comprises dimensions other than just science and economics.

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