I am certain that this monstrosity does not belong to God’s good creation, but rather has come in as a result of the Fall. Like sin and with the demons, it cannot simply be done away with but can only be despised, combated, and suppressed. That [is] the task of the doctors [and] good nurses. . . . Apart from this, however, I am getting along remarkably well. The main thing is the knowledge that God makes no mistakes and that proteus mirabilis has no chance against him.
