Do Christian health professionals have a religious moral obligation to treat Ebola patients?

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Robert_Sock said:
Here’s what was written about the Jewish law: chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/2743172/sc/fb/jewish/Does-Jewish-Law-Allow-a-Nurse-to-Treat-an-Ebola-Patient.htm

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Great article,

As a firefighter and paramedic I am legally bound to treat any patient that calls me for service. I am trained and provided equipment that limits risk from injury/infection, etc.

That said, there is risk, I knew that when I signed up and am prepared to take that risk for the service of others.
 
Jon_S said:
Great article,

As a firefighter and paramedic I am legally bound to treat any patient that calls me for service. I am trained and provided equipment that limits risk from injury/infection, etc.

That said, there is risk, I knew that when I signed up and am prepared to take that risk for the service of others.
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I admire you work and your response. I’m a little hesitant to say that I would, but I think my conscience would haunt me if I didn’t…I think I would do it, especially reading stories of the saints like Saint Maximillian Kolbe. The thought of my suffering from contracting the virus makes me tremble though. Death, I’m OK with.

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Jon_S said:
Great article,

As a firefighter and paramedic I am legally bound to treat any patient that calls me for service. I am trained and provided equipment that limits risk from injury/infection, etc.

That said, there is risk, I knew that when I signed up and am prepared to take that risk for the service of others.
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God Bless you and your fellow paramedic. Ya’ll are amazing men and women.
 
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