(Correspondence) A question of conscience

W Lindesay Neustatter

British Medical Journal, BMJ
British Medical Journal

Extract
While I respect Mr Walley’s sincerity, like Dr Salm I question his logic. I have in mind in particular his reference to the conscientious objector’s exemption from service in the armed Forces in war. For there the comparison with Mr Walley’s experience breaks down. To be analogous it would mean that the conscientious objector could have the privilege of holding a commission-somewhat similar to a consultancy- but reserving the right not to shoot at the enemy when in action.


Neustatter WL. (Correspondence) A question of conscience. Br Med J. 1976;2(6027):108.

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