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11:33Now PlayingThis is a story of cognitive dissonance, motivated reasoning, and cherry picking the facts - a tale of a failed faith healing miracle by the reverend Jack Coe after he claimed to have cured a woman at one of his tent revivals, and how he astonishingly still claimed it as proof of his miraculous healing abilities. This story was originally published in Jack Coe's magazine as proof of miracles and evidence for God's healing power. But is it really? You be the judge.
Watch my video on Jack Coe here
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