Question

1 . Read the given passage carefully and answer the questions that follow: (8M)

Our approach to the problem of disease is even less rational. I am not thinking of Christian

scientists or spiritual healers, but of the average man or woman who has a certain belief in the

results of modern medicine, and even of a part of the medical profession itself. Serious illness

in ourselves or our friends always rouses a good deal of emotion. Now, when we are

emotional about a subject we feel a need to believe something about it, and we do not care

very much whether our beliefs are rational. The pre-Christian attitude to disease was that it

was a punishment from some deity for a sin either of the sick person, his family, or the whole

community. Jesus did not take this view. When asked concerning a man born blind, ‘who did

sin, this man, or his parents that he was born blind?...’ he replied, ‘Neither hath this man

sinned, nor his parents: but that the works of God should be made manifest in him.’ This is not

so unlike the attitude of the scientist who regards a case of disease as a manifestation of a

natural law, which can only be cured or prevented when research has revealed the working of

the law in question.​

Answer 1

Answer:

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