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Unexplained: Power of Prayer
Unexplained: Power of Prayer
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Product Details

  • Starring: Unexplained
  • Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
  • Binding: VHS Tape
  • EAN: 9780767000826
  • Format: Color, NTSC
  • ISBN: 076700082X
  • Label: A&E Home Video
  • Manufacturer: A&E Home Video
  • Number of Items: 1
  • Product Group: Video
  • Publisher: A&E Home Video
  • Release Date: 1998-08-18
  • Studio: A&E Home Video
  • Theatrical Release Date: 1997
  • Title: Unexplained: Power of Prayer
  • UPC: 733961125108
Avg Customer Rating: 5 stars

Product Description: A little girl in a coma had little chance of recovery. Her parents organized a nationwide prayer network and she was inexplicably cured. A woman dying of an incurable disease visited a famous shrine in Poland and was healed. After many years of research and verification, the Vatican recognized her cure as a miracle. They are only two of thousands of people who believe their lives were saved by THE POWER OF PRAYER. Believers claim they are miracles, proof of the existence of divine. Skeptics claim the phenomena can be explained by the power of the mind over the body. Examine four incredible cases of "miraculous" recovery, in search of an answer to the question can people healed by the Divine Influence? Interviews with the people and families involved make a powerful case for belief, while leading scientists and medical experts look at these recoveries in a different light.


Customer Reviews


5 stars an excellent video
This video is composed of two kinds of evidence. The first portion is four stories of people who have been healed. These accounts include the diagnoses and prognoses of MDs before the healing, and each one also includes a skeptical MD who explains why he thinks that the healing was not miraculous. The skeptical MD, in each case, attempts to explain the healing as resulting from an incorrect diagnosis or, one of the fluke healings, 1 in thousands, of this particular kind of disease.

In two of the four cases, the people healed had been through a great deal of medical intervention, which had failed for some reason or another. In the last case, the healing was accompanied by a word of prophetic knowledge from a guest speaker in a church.

The next portion is a summary of the scientific studies which have been done on the subject of prayer and healing, some of which were double blind studies, and some of which are done on bacteria or life forms that would not have a placebo effect.

DZ