Physical healing in 'main line' congregations

Mark A Pearson

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Physical healing in 'main line' congregations

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Mark A Pearson. Physical Healing In 'main Line' Congregations. Boston University School of Theology. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/129be1fb-7a28-48a3-9b43-e6307e6b9eba?locale=pt-BR.

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M. A. Pearson. Physical healing in 'main line' congregations. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/129be1fb-7a28-48a3-9b43-e6307e6b9eba?locale=pt-BR

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Mark A Pearson. Physical Healing In 'main Line' Congregations. Boston University School of Theology. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/129be1fb-7a28-48a3-9b43-e6307e6b9eba?locale=pt-BR.

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Mark A Pearson

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The purpose of this thesis was to discover beliefs about and prevalence of physical healing as a complete or partial result of prayer in 'Main Line' Protestant denominations. This thesis analyzes 201 questionnaires submitted by parishioners of ten 'Main Line' congregations in southern New Hampshire/Northeastern Massachusetts. The findings were that all but two respondents believed in healing through prayer though they differed about its frequency, and that a sizable minority reported experiencing healing. Such belief in and experience of such healing was generally consistent across various demographic categories. Recommendations to pastors and suggestions for future research are made.

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