My church cured a lot of sick people by exorcism. Do you believe it?

Question

I have seen people talking by the dead people inside. When the dead people come out all the disease like cancer, skin disease, deformation, anything was cured. I am surprised that some Americas are against it. The miracles that Jesus performed in still around. Do you believe this? I am from Korea.

TonyMetal___1986 · Accepted Answer

50/50 i want to believe it but i have a hard time doing so!

MasterKS · Accepted Answer

Interesting.

Anonymous · Answer

There are sick and dying individuals around the world, those struggling in poverty, those that died to evil men in power who didn’t see them as worthy of life as others, war, and the list goes on. Do I believe one church could somehow cure all those alone without scientifically backed solutions? No.

The proof is we have hospitals, we have medical books, we have teachings that bring real life saving treatment to people around the world and it exists because it works backed by science. And science made Jesus, made you and me. That could be God working as a “Programmer” to bring this Universe to Life, so you’d be right in that sense.

But the way you are framing this is “exorcism is more viable to cure disease than scientific methods” which is using Jesus as a shield to back that claim up.
Like that claim is silly on its own, but once you put Jesus as a sponsor then you look like you have credibility. Same goes for all religions. It isn’t Me V. Jesus, it is Exorcism V. Science and you are standing there with your strawman argument “you hate exorcism, you hate Jesus therefore I’m right.”

postaldudePL123 · Answer

I understand that you deeply believe in what you have witnessed at your church. The human mind is highly suggestible, and in emotionally intense group settings, people can display dramatic behavioral changes that feel incredibly real to those watching.

However, there is a fundamental difference between a powerful psychological experience and an objective medical fact. Physical ailments like cancer, skin diseases, and structural deformations are biological realities caused by cellular mutations, pathogens, or genetics not by the spirits of dead people.

While the placebo effect, group pressure, or a sudden rush of adrenaline can make a person temporarily feel better or alter how they act, there is absolutely zero verifiable medical evidence of an exorcism curing a malignant tumor or reversing a physical deformity. If these claims could be proven with objective before and after medical scans, doctors and scientists worldwide would be studying them, and hospitals would be empty.

Relying on faith healing for life threatening conditions is incredibly dangerous. It is vital that anyone suffering from a serious illness like cancer always seeks care and treatment from licensed medical professionals rather than relying on supernatural interventions.

FreyaRed · Answer

Nope.
Who needs a healthcare system then? When they have churches who perform exorcism. Why go priests to doctors when they are sick?

Don't fall for Charlatans who will lure you with god's healing just when you give them what they want. They are scammers and manipulators who use peer pressure to control your mind.

Before I forget, they will tell you that people like me are send by Satan to deceive and to bring you away from god. The truth is I'm just a person who isn't willing and stupid enough to let the fox guard the chickens.

EmmaMary · Answer

What a complete and utter load of fucking bollox.

DishLady · Answer

Exorcism? No, I don't. Sorry. Some folks are not good people... they have the option to repent and allow themselves to heal. No one is perfect. But if they want to stay on the right path there's no magic exorcism, there's only hard work and support groups/strategies.

loveslongnails · Answer

I would be quite fascinated if I witnessed a healing of someone with a verifiable, terminal illness, or a lifelong deformity, cured or healed. I don't consider these things impossible, but I highly doubt you've witnessed this "a lot", as you say, and I'd have to know a lot more data before believing if the ones you DID see were legitimate.

_Jenny_ · Answer

@pretendingtobesweet I believe that Jesus Christ can heal but you’re being sac religious when you say Exorcism

Tamera952 · Answer

Define ‘a lot’ of people. And how would someone even ‘measure’ something like this? And what the hell do you mean by ‘dead people inside’?

Purpleronnie · Answer

You may be “pretendingtobesweet” but there is no way in hell I’m gonna pretend this isn’t complete bullshit

strateguy632 · Answer

deformation? like you saw his face but they prayed and it straightened?

molonski2 · Answer

I can't do any better than some of the other answers , complete and utter BS.. SORRY.

jazzy34 · Answer

Yes, but I also believe in modern medicine. God put doctors on Earth for a reason.

Anonymous · Answer

Well I don't buy the story because exorcism is removing evil spirits. It does not sure disease. Faith healing is when sick people are cured.

genericname85 · Answer

exorcism doesn't exist because spirits or demons don't exist. but the placebo or nocebo effect do exists, which explains it working.

slatyb · Answer

No, that's complete bullshit.

exitseven · Answer

nope and don't give them all your money

canamlusciouslad73 · Answer

H**L to the NO !!!

Staximus · Answer

I think you’re high

CupOfCoffee01 · Answer

No sounds like someone was a plant.

236color · Answer

No, I don't

Agape93 · Answer

Not even a bit.

Kelly6 · Answer

Cured. lol

jahaims · Answer

Lmfao

Pterodon · Answer

Nope

In_Trance · Answer

No..

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