A new viral video is making waves across social media, and it should concern every God-fearing American. Dr. Alan Mandell claims that pressing your palms together isn’t prayer at all, but some kind of brain rewiring trick. This is exactly the kind of secular nonsense that’s been creeping into our culture for years.
The so-called doctor wants you to believe that what looks like prayer is actually just science. He says pressing your palms together activates something called the corpus callosum in your brain. Instead of turning to God, he wants you to think you’re just flipping some biological switch in your head.
This is the same crowd that’s been trying to explain away faith for decades. They can’t stand the idea that Americans might actually be praying to their Creator. So they dress it up with fancy medical terms and tell you it’s all about neurotransmitters and brain waves.
What’s really happening here is another attack on traditional Christian values. These experts want to strip the spiritual meaning from everything sacred. They’d rather have you believe in their laboratory theories than in the power of prayer that built this great nation.
Our founding fathers knew the importance of prayer and faith in daily life. They didn’t need some doctor telling them they were just activating their nervous systems. They understood that real strength comes from above, not from some brain hack.
The video claims this technique reduces anxiety and helps with sleep. But millions of Americans have found that same peace through genuine prayer for over 200 years. We don’t need secular science to explain what faith has always provided.
This is just another example of the liberal elite trying to replace God with their so-called expertise. They want to take credit for what the Almighty has been doing in people’s lives since the beginning of time. It’s the same arrogance we see from these experts on everything else.
Real Americans know the difference between talking to God and playing brain games. We’ll stick with the prayer that’s sustained our families and communities for generations. Let the professors keep their theories, we’ll keep our faith.