The Nearly Perfect Crime by Francis MacNutt

The Nearly Perfect Crime by Francis MacNutt

Has the Church buried a vital part of its own history? In The Nearly Perfect Crime, Francis MacNutt unveils a compelling argument for the decline of healing prayer in Christian practice. He explores how centuries of institutional skepticism and evolving doctrines led to the near eradication of this once-central element of faith. MacNutt exposes the historical and theological reasons behind this shift, revealing a fascinating and often overlooked aspect of Christian history. He challenges modern believers to rediscover the power of healing prayer and reclaim its transformative potential for both individuals and the Church as a whole. This essential volume is a must-read for anyone interested in Christian history, the role of healing prayer, or the future of the Church.

Why You’ll Love This Book

MacNutt's insightful analysis of the decline of healing prayer provides a fresh perspective on Christian history. He offers a compelling theological framework for understanding the vital role of healing in the Christian faith. The Nearly Perfect Crime will inspire you to reconsider the power and potential of healing prayer in your own life and in the life of the Church.