By Dr David Martyn Lloyd-Jones
(An address to the Annual Conference of the Christian Medical Fellowship at Bournemouth, May 1971.)
Christian doctors are constantly questioned about this matter whether by a patient or a relative or some interested person. Someone is desperately ill and medical science, or art as you may like to call it, has done its utmost; but the patient is getting worse and someone suggests the possibility of 'faith healing'. So the Christian practitioner is confronted with the problem and forced to make a decision about it.
