Is There a God in Health Care?

"This book is FULL OF POWERFUL, FASCINATING STORIES FROM A CARDIOLOGIST'S MEDICAL PRACTICE. Here is evidence from clinical practice that prayer and faith make a difference in people's lives when they are sick. What is unique about this book is that a theologian also gives his perspective and interpretation of each case. . . . Get ready to become both informed and inspired by this beautifully done book."

-- Harold G. Koening, MD

Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences;

Director, Center for the Study of Religion, Spirituality, and Health, Duke University Medical Center



"AN IMPORTANT BOOK. . . . Offers a comprehensive review of the subject and is, therefore, of great value in guiding health professionals, clergy, scholars, and patients as they confront this subject. It is a seminal source and reference for all aspects of health care."

-- Stanley S. Bergan Jr., MD

President Emeritus, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey; Former Chair, The Hastings Center.



"UPLIFTING AND POWERFUL. . . . A readers' delight. . . . A JOURNAL OF PROFOUND FAITH AND UNITY. . . . An inspiration to anyone suffering physical, emotional, or spiritual pain."

-- Reverend Ralph A. DiOrio, Director

Apostolate of Divine Mercy and Healing,

Worcester, Massachusetts



"This book provides an important example of the needed conversations between medicine and religion and how God can work through both of them."

-- Abigail Rian Evans, PhD, LHD, MDiv

Professor of Practical Theology, Princeton Theological Seminary; Adjunct Professor of Medicine, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School