Parents to be tried in child's prayer deathSource: The Philadelphia Inquirer
When 2-year-old Kent Schaible became ill in January, his parents did what they always did: They prayed.
Herbert and Catherine Schaible prayed for 10 days, and when Kent did not improve, they called their pastor to pray with them. When that failed, they called the funeral home.
Parents in faith-healing case never considered calling a doctorSource: OregonLive.com
Ava came down with what appeared to be a cold or the flu on a Tuesday. By Saturday, her breathing became labored and the family turned to its traditional faith-healing rituals, praying, fasting, anointing the body with oil, administering diluted wine and laying on of hands.
Courts face new challenges in faith healing casesSource: The Boston Globe
Most states have child abuse laws allowing some religious exemptions for parents who shun medicine for their sick children, but a few recent cases highlight thorny legal issues for parents following less-recognized faiths.
Mother found guilty in Wausau prayer death caseSource: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
A jury Friday found a central Wisconsin mother guilty of killing her 11-year-old daughter by praying for her to heal instead of rushing her to a doctor.
Should Universal Health Care Cover Faith Healing? Source: TIME
Lobbying may be the one remaining recession-proof industry, and as Washington prepares for a summer-long debate over how to reform health care, lobbyists for every conceivable interest group have camped out in congressional anterooms to press their case.
Faith factor - Can faith really work miracles and heal the body?Source: thestar.com
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Trials for Parents Who Chose Faith Over MedicineSource: The New York Times
About a month after Kara's death last March, the Marathon County state attorney, Jill Falstad, brought charges of reckless endangerment against her parents, Dale and Leilani Neumann.
Trials for Parents Who Chose Faith Over MedicineSource: The New York Times
WESTON, Wis. — Kara Neumann, 11, had grown so weak that she could not walk or speak. Her parents, who believe that God alone has the ability to heal the sick, prayed for her recovery but did not take her to a doctor.
Faith Healing Parents Assert Religious Rights After Letting Daughter DieSource: ABC News
A Clackamas County, Ore., couple accused of letting their infant daughter die by relying on prayer, rather than medicine, today asked that the charges be dropped, arguing that they infringe on their freedom of religion and their right to raise their children in their own way.
Faith Healing Kills Easily Cured TeenSource: Yahoo! News
Authorities say a teenager from a faith-healing family died from an illness that could have been easily treated, just a few months after a toddler cousin of his died in a case that has led to criminal charges.
Autopsy: Teen died from treatable conditionSource: katu.com
GLADSTONE, Ore. - A 16-year-old boy who, along with his parents, believed in faith healing died as a result of an inflammation in his urinary system that is treatable, a deputy medical examiner said Wednesday.
Faith Healing, from Jesus to NeurotransmittersSource:
Faith is too vast a subject to generalize about, -- its effects are indisputably not "New Age nonsense," unless you want to call Jesus nonsense. When he performed healings, he ascribed them to the faith of the one being healed, not to his own miraculous powers.