Report of an “informal talk,” as Kuyper called it, on the question whether the Vrije Universiteit should establish a chair in homeopathy. The address, delivered in Rotterdam on July 8, 1898 at the seventeenth annual meeting of the Association for Higher Education on Reformed Principles, makes an appeal for homeopathic medicine and for the establishment of such a chair at the Vrije Universiteit. After citing his own positive experiences with homeopathy, Kuyper names thirty well-known doctors and professors of medicine who take homeopathy completely seriously. He points to America, with its eighteen faculties and ninety professors of homeopathic medicine, as a shining example. After noting that setting up chairs in allopathic and homeopathic medicine is beyond the financial means of the Vrije Universiteit, he argues that establishing a chair in homeopathic medicine should take precedence because it is the less expensive of the two and because there is presently no such chair in the Netherlands (cf. 1896.18).