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faith healing
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faith healing
Etymology: L, fidere, to trust; AS, hoelen, to make whole
alleged healing through the power to cause a cure or recovery from an illness or injury without the aid of conventional medical treatment. The healer is believed to have been given that power by a supernatural force.


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African healing evangelists and pastors should ensure that methods of healing are in consonance with the Biblical standards or principles.
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But after attending the session, lead by healing evangelist Mike Springer, from New Frontiers Evangelical Church, Fred says his pain has gone.
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