[gitmo]

Good for him. I can’t believe a non-Muslim country would prosecute someone for praying.

[Nextrush]

The folks that the National Health Service puts to death need to be prayed for.

[llevrok]

5 or so years ago, I had cataract surgery.

Before the operation started (I was awake for it), the surgeon asked - “Do you mind if I say a little prayer before I start?”

My response was (as I am a still photographer) “I hope you do!”

[rod5591]

Great Britain belongs to the devil—has for a long time.

[Beowulf9]

Good.

Although to be honest if a dr asked me if he could pray before the surgery it would make me a little nervous...

[The Louiswu]

One of my surgeons held an informal prayer before my gall bladder surgery. It filled me with calm and I believe it helped him and his staff focus before my surgery.

[healy61]

The complaint came from the man’s mother, who needs to get her hand out of her son’s underpants. She is squeezing so hard, he can barely breath.

[higgmeister]

Interesting for me because I had a procedure done yesterday and my doctor said a prayer with me and my wife before they wheeled me into the operating suite.

So my first thought was why is this warranting a news story?   My second thought is, this must be happening thousands of times every day.

[metmom]

I know a surgeon who prays for and with his patients if they agree to it.

He was constantly reporting healings and people coming to Christ as a result.

He is a very godly man.