Editorial June 12, 1995 Issue

Scientific Christian healing—more than an "alternative therapy"

William E. Moody

People are looking everywhere for healing. A visit to the nearest community medical center, followed by a trip to the drugstore to fill a prescription, no longer offers the only acceptable route for many patients. It's clear that the traditional medical model is being questioned more broadly today than at any period in the last fifty years.

As an example, we recently took note of some of the news stories that came across the Editor's desk in a single week. There were a number of other reports on related subjects, but the following are just a few representative headlines found on the wire service from a diverse group of news sources:

• New journals test alternative health treatments
March 1, 1995, Reuters World Service

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