What are misconceptions about Christianity you see in Medicine?

Our next guest on the Walk is Dr. M. Jane Goleman. Dr. Goleman is
a Clinical Associate Professor of Pediatrics at The Ohio State
University College of Medicine and a member of the Section of
Ambulatory Pediatrics at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. She
received her medical degree from OSU in 1982, and a second
doctoral degree from Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary in 2010.
Dr. Goleman’s clinical interest is in primary care, ADHD, and
doctor-patient communication and its impact on health outcomes.
Dr. Goleman has decades of experience in academic medicine, but
also has decades of experience as a spiritual mentor to medical
students at OSU. Physicians now practicing across the country
would attribute much of their personal growth to Dr. Goleman’s
guidance in their lives; she has long been known for both her
wisdom and her care. Without further ado, our interview with Dr.
M. Jane Goleman.


In Part 1 of our interview with Dr. Goleman, we ask her what
misconceptions about Christianity she sees in Medicine and what
is most important to understand about the Christian message.


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Episode Notes:


You can learn more about Dr. M. Jane Goleman here.


Dr. Goleman speaks about some of the most important elements of
the Christian story. For further reading about what Christianity
is all about and why it makes sense of our world, check out
Simply Christian by biblical scholar N.T. Wright.


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The Walk is a production of The Thompson Institute, a program of
Cru at Ohio State
Produced by Aaron Badenhop
Edited by Seth Costello & Lukas Moreland
Special thanks to Dr. M Jane Goleman