According to this study in the British Medical Journal, prayer is capable of producing remote, retroactive effects. That is, in a double-blind study, they took thousands of people with a particular blood disorder and sepereated them into a control group and an intercessory group, and prayed for the intercessory group, 6-10 years after they were infected, treated, and released. The intercessory group had faster recoveries and shorter hospital stays. Because someone prayed for them years later. How about that?
Effects of retroactive, remote actions
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