Thread: Nurse suspended for offering to pray for patient's recovery
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Old 03-02-2009, 11:50   #122
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Re: Nurse suspended for offering to pray for patient's recovery
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Originally Posted by Russ B View Post
It depends on the person but that's how it is for most of the Christians I'm friends with. In your case, with children it's somewhat different but if someone from a different faith was going to pray for me then I'd rather them ask me first (I'd more than likely decline). But yeah, where possible, permission should be sought first IMO.
as you said if someone from a different faith ask you to pray you would decline but I don't think you would be offended by it. I'm sure you would see it as a well meaning gesture and be glad they were thinking of you
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