The Faith Healers

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The Faith Healers is a non-fiction book by skeptic and magician James Randi that critically investigates and exposes the methods and fraud behind purported faith healing practices.

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instanceOf non-fiction book
about James Randi’s investigations of healers
critical examination of miracle claims
exposure of fraudulent healing practices
financial exploitation of believers
investigative work by skeptics
methods used by faith healers
psychological techniques in faith healing
stagecraft in religious healing services
author James Randi
authorOccupation magician
paranormal investigator
skeptic
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
fieldOfStudy magic and illusion (explanatory use)
parapsychology (critical)
psychology of belief
religious studies (critical)
genre investigative journalism
non-fiction
hasAuthorNationality Canadian-American
hasForm book
hasPerspective scientific
skeptical
hasTheme consumer protection from fraud
deception in religious contexts
importance of evidence
intendedAudience general readers
skeptics
students of religion and paranormal claims
language English
mainSubject evangelical Christianity
faith healing
paranormal claims
religious fraud
skepticism
televangelism
mediaType print
movement scientific skepticism
notableFor critical analysis of prominent faith healers
detailed exposure of faith healing techniques
influencing public skepticism about faith healing
positionOnTopic argues that many faith healings are fraudulent
critical of faith healing
supports scientific skepticism
relatedWork An Encyclopedia of Claims, Frauds, and Hoaxes of the Occult and Supernatural
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workOf James Randi

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