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Seattle-ish, WA
30-something years old guy who attempts to make sense of everything happening around him and ultimately just having more questions than answers

Monday, November 23, 2009

Spiritual Health Care

I understand the power of prayer as part of the healing process, but does it really need to be covered by our insurance? Why would someone need to pay a third party to pray? Couldn't that be done at home, at church or where ever, with those close to you or your church? Seems like a no-brainer here but...

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Leaders of the Church of Christ, Scientist, are pushing a proposal that would help patients pay someone like Lewis for prayer by having insurers reimburse the $20 to $40 cost.

The provision was stripped from the bill the House passed this month, and church leaders are trying to get it inserted into the Senate version. And the church has powerful allies there, including Sens. John F. Kerry (D-Mass.), who represents the state where the church is based, and Orrin G. Hatch (R-Utah), who said the provision would "ensure that health-care reform law does not discriminate against any religion."

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