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Health care should address the holistic gap between health outcomes, spirituality, religion, and humanistic care to optimize patient care. Treating the whole person encompasses both physical and metaphysical elements. Patients want health care professionals to recognize their spiritual and religious preferences, because these matter in their approach to illness, coping, and long‐term outcomes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article focuses on understanding SOL in terms of this notion in fact mean that the value of the object in question is incommensurable in certain ways. Topics include examines many of those who characterize the doctrine as Christian may not be implying, or at least not intending to imply, that the doctrine is found only within Christianity that it applies to all human beings, guilty and innocent, or that it is just another theological doctrine alongside others.

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