Hello. You forgot to say that part A states that one of the themes of history is that faith and religiosity are stronger than science and medicine.
Answer:
“he knelt down and prayed aloud, ending with a peculiar version of the Lord’s prayer, supposed to have mystic effect” ( Paragraph 27)
“‘There is no place,’ said the faith curist, ‘too humble for the messenger of heaven to enter.’” ( Paragraph 12)
Explanation:
"The faith cure man" tells the story of a mother who had a sick child and was disillusioned by doctors and science. Everyone believed that her daughter would die, but she had faith that it would not happen and clung to this religious faith with the certainty that her daughter would be healed and would return safe and sound, without any trace of the disease. Her faith really worked the miracle and her daughter was healed.
