This doctor is notable for the consistency of his character. The Ketchum Oath supersedes the Hippocratic one: "Do harm for the greater good!". This greater goo

This doctor is notable for the consistency of his character. The Ketchum Oath supersedes the Hippocratic one: "Do harm for the greater good!". This greater good angle -- even God regrettably hides behind this -- is possibly the most pernicious moral puzzle presented to humanity. But in defense of God, at least in that (hypothetical if you wish) case there is a guarantee that the asserted "greater good" and in fact the "good end" are certain to come to pass. I think it plain evil, this greater good fig leaf, whenever we are not clearly afforded certitude of the desired outcome.