Albert Schweitzer's work was focused on the integration of theology and medicine, particularly through his establishment of the Lambaréné hospital in Gabon, Africa. He emphasized a philosophy of “Reverence for Life”, which advocated for compassion towards all living beings. Schweitzer believed that genuine healthcare should not only address physical ailments but also consider spiritual and emotional well-being. His approach demonstrated that Christian ethics could harmoniously align with the practice of medicine, aiming to uplift humanity through humanitarian efforts while promoting a holistic understanding of health and spirituality.