>>5385640 (pb)

No. Doctors are not taking the Hippocratic Oath anymore.

Are doctors still required to take the Hippocratic Oath?

https://www.quora.com/Are-doctors-still-required-to-take-the-Hippocratic-Oath

>Not anymore. Many schools make up their own.

>The Hippocratic Oath is an Ancient Greek tradition and is no longer used in modern medical practice, nor should it be.

>The Hippocratic Oath is mentioned in medical circles often, but it isn’t something that doctors take. There are variants of the Hippocratic Oath that some universities have medical students recite on graduation, but there is no requirement.

>>5391104

The Latin mass conceals pro-Satan phrases.

It also helps insincere clerics continue their ruse of Christianity (remember how bad Obama stuttered when he went off-script).

The Dark Ages is misportrayed as a time when barbarians wiped out civility and the Pope was the last hope for preserving human knowledge.

In reality, the Catholic Church was suppressing the truth from the people exactly as the cabal suppresses it now. The Dark Ages didn't end until the double whammy of Martin Luther and Gutenberg. They were the FBIAnon and 4chan of their day.