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Prayer and Scientific Research
50% of American adults rely on prayer for healing! There are probably more people in Australia than we thought, who do so, too. What does this mean for OUR Government as it considers our health needs? Read below what my … Continue reading
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Tagged Australian Federal Government, belief or law?, Christian Science, Christian Science Monitor, Columbus, Healing, health, Kay Stroud, Ken Girard, Mary Baker Eddy, National Centre for Complementary & Alternative Medicine, National Insitute of Health, Prayer, Science, Science and Health, scientific healing prayer, scientific method, scientific prayer, scientific process, Scientific research, spiritual healing, spiritual principles, Spirituality, US Federal Government
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Is scientific medical research really as replicable as it claims?
My colleague, Ken Girard in Massachusetts, in his guest blog below sheds more light on current research that is forcing us to think beyond the status quo in regard to health. Well, here’s an interesting direction that I’m starting to see. … Continue reading
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Tagged Are the outcomes of medical research infallible?, Christian Science, Disruptive Women in Health Care, Dr John Ioannidis, Glenna Crooks, Global issues, Healing, Health care, Jonah Lehrer, Kay Stroud, Ken Girard, one-dimensional construct, Prayer, reliable evidence, Science, scientific healing prayer, scientific medical research, scientific method, Scientific research, scientific tests, Scientist, spiritual healing, The Atlantic, The New Yorker, The Truth Wears Off, time for thinkers, unimpeachable results, unscientific causal conclusions, Warning: Happy people may be hazardous
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