“A patient came to our center looking for medical assistance with some major health issues he was having. Each time he arrived, he was angry and resentful. When asked if he would like to join the group for prayer or if he would like to speak to a chaplain, he would refuse and say 'I don't need prayer, I don't need God.' Dr. Dawkins, the attending physician, treated this patient and ordered medical tests to find the cause of his health issues. Once the test results came in, Dr. Dawkins was tasked with delivering the news that the patient had advanced liver cancer and that it had spread beyond the liver. His only treatment option was palliative care. Upon telling the patient this devastating news, Dr. Dawkins told the patient that he would like to pray with him, the patient agreed. Dr. Dawkins held his hands and both bowed their heads in prayer. This patient passed away on Thanksgiving Day in 2011, only three weeks after opening his heart to God.”