Originally Posted by
My Winter Storm
They shouldn't be prevented from praying for patients, but they should not ask the patient. It's very easy to offend someone. If the patient askes for prayers, then that's fine, and the nurse is welcome to say a prayer to herself as she does her rounds, or at home. I just don't think she needed to let her patient know her intentions.
Would a reasonable person be offended if another offered to pray for them? Do folks have a right to be saved from any single thing which might - in the least amount - offend them?
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