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Why does the Assemblies of God allow for modern medicine when one of its cardinal doctrines is divine healing for the sick?
The General Council of the Assemblies of God
The General Council of the Assemblies of God
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"There are some adherents of the doctrine of divine healing who do not believe the use of medicine and physicians is compatible with belief in divine healing. This has never been the position of the Assemblies of God, nor can it be said to be the position of the Bible."
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2004
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