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Pfff. Prayers helped out.
You need a control group to test the hypothesis. But nobody can really create one. So, nobody will ever really know if prayers affect health situations.
But we know the placibo effect is real. Who's to say that prayers set in motion a better outcome through the placibo effect?
How do you tell the difference at that point? Two perspectives same outcome.
Good point. I suppose you would need one group with secret prayers, and another with personal prayers that the patient knows about.
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You need a control group to test the hypothesis. But nobody can really create one. So, nobody will ever really know if prayers affect health situations.
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But we know the placibo effect is real. Who's to say that prayers set in motion a better outcome through the placibo effect?
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Good point. I suppose you would need one group with secret prayers, and another with personal prayers that the patient knows about.