Original sentence: Homeopathy (also spelled homœopathy or homoeopathy), from the Greek words  homoios (similar) and pathos (suffering).It has a wide and growing popularity in areas where it is practiced today
Edited sentence: " Most later homeopaths, in particular James Tyler Kent, have tended to put even more emphasis on spiritual factors.Beginning with his early work, Hahnemann rejected the prevailing physical model, in favour of seeing disease as more dynamic (spirit-like).He considered the spiritual factors as the root cause of all disease, what he termed the "highest disease.Homeopathy (also spelled homœopathy or homoeopathy), from the Greek words  homoios (similar) and pathos (suffering), is a controversial system of alternative medicine, best known for its use of remedies without chemically active ingredients.It has a wide and growing popularity in areas where it is practiced today, but neither its empirical nor its theoretical foundation meets the minimum criteria of the scientific establishment.Kent's approach to homeopathy was decidedly authoritarian and unscientific, emphasizing the metaphysical aspects of Hahnemann's teachings, in particular.Kent's influence in America was somewhat limited, but his ideas were reimported into Great Britain, where they became the homeopathic orthodoxy by the end of the First World War.Others have to some extent adapted to the views of modern medicine by referring to disturbances in and stimulation of the immune system, rather than the vital force.Vitalism was more or less a part of mainstream science through the 18th century.Whereas modern medicine sees bacteria and viruses as the causes of many diseases, some modern homeopaths regard them as effects, not causes, of disease.emphasis on psychological symptoms in prescribing, and.insistence on the doctrines of miasm and vitalism,.insistence on the use of very high potencies.rejection of modern scientific and pathological knowledge as a guide to prescribing,