Faith healing ... A blessing or a curse?
Written by Jerome-Paul Coe   
March 07, 2007
Jerome-Paul lives in Covina, California with his wife and daughter. He remembers spending time as a child watching people walk down the street and making up entire stories based on the brief glance. He believes in the overall goodness of people and uses his writings to help reveal things for what they really are.

Just before his twenty-first birthday Jerome-Paul suffered from formaldehyde poisoning. The doctors sent him home with a diagnosis of only days to live. After surviving for several weeks Jerome-Paul made an unexplained recovery. Although he doesn’t claim to have been healed by a faith healer one question has always haunted Jerome-Paul. If a person could really heal someone, would that truly be a blessing or a curse? After years of research he attempts to answer this question in his novel Amazing Grace.

If you could cure HIV with a simple touch, would you? What if you had to die the slow, painful death of an AIDS victim to do it? Does your answer change if it’s for a family member versus a friend? What about a total stranger? Imagine being faced with this type of dilemma everyday.

Zoë has never felt the joy a simple touch can bring. From the moment of her birth, someone else’s touch has always brought her great pain and sorrow.

Amazing Grace, ISBN/EAN 978-1-4303-1748-7, is currently available on line at such retailers as Lulu.com, Amazon, Borders and Barnes & Noble. His novel is also available through your local book store.

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If you could save a dying person with a single touch would you? For most of us the answer is yes. But what if by doing so you had to trade places with the person you saved? Is the answer still yes?


 
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