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    From David Dalton@dalton@nfld.com to uk.religion.christian on Fri Jul 24 00:46:53 2026
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    The Feast of Saint James will be Saturday, July 25.

    I hope to begin healing my ill brother James, who
    is in a long term care home, then by prayer, hoping
    that his name day will be an auspicious occasion.
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  • From Kendall K. Down@kendallkdown@googlemail.com to uk.religion.christian on Fri Jul 24 06:52:22 2026
    From Newsgroup: uk.religion.christian

    On 24/07/2026 04:16, David Dalton wrote:

    I hope to begin healing my ill brother James, who
    is in a long term care home, then by prayer, hoping
    that his name day will be an auspicious occasion.

    Even doctors do not heal, they merely provide the conditions in which
    the body can heal itself. You, however, are not a doctor.

    Like the rest of us, you can pray and ask God to heal your brother - and
    I certainly wish him well - but to think that you can heal your brother
    all by yourself is an arrogant delusion.

    God bless,
    Kendall K. Down
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  • From David Dalton@dalton@nfld.com to uk.religion.christian on Tue Jul 28 17:03:17 2026
    From Newsgroup: uk.religion.christian

    On Jul 24, 2026, Kendall K. Down wrote
    (in article <113uuim$f0r8$1@dont-email.me>):

    On 24/07/2026 04:16, David Dalton wrote:

    I hope to begin healing my ill brother James, who
    is in a long term care home, then by prayer, hoping
    that his name day will be an auspicious occasion.

    Even doctors do not heal, they merely provide the conditions in which
    the body can heal itself. You, however, are not a doctor.

    Like the rest of us, you can pray and ask God to heal your brother - and
    I certainly wish him well - but to think that you can heal your brother
    all by yourself is an arrogant delusion.

    Note that In my original post I did use the word prayer,
    and that I donrCOt claim to have healer special ability.
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    https://www.nfld.com/~dalton/dtales.html Salmon on the Thorns (mystic page) rCLEarly morning, jubilators, up to no good, instigators... Sons of long forgotten races, that the darkest night embracesrCY (Ron Hynes & D.OrCOD)




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  • From Kendall K. Down@kendallkdown@googlemail.com to uk.religion.christian on Wed Jul 29 06:27:44 2026
    From Newsgroup: uk.religion.christian

    On 28/07/2026 20:33, David Dalton wrote:

    I hope to begin healing my ill brother James, who
    is in a long term care home, then by prayer, hoping
    that his name day will be an auspicious occasion.

    Note that In my original post I did use the word prayer,
    and that I donrCOt claim to have healer special ability.

    You did use the word "prayer", but you also state "I hope to begin
    healing". In other words, you would be the one doing the healing. A
    Christian would have written "I will ask God to heal" and would not have waited until some future date to begin making the request.

    God bless,
    Kendall K. Down
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