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Nabeel Qureshi's Dichotomy
Christian apologist Nabeel Qureshi has recently shared a tragic update on his battle against stage 4 stomach cancer, asking for more prayers as he revealed that his latest radiation session failed.
In a YouTube video posted on May 4, Qureshi began his announcement by thanking his fans and friends for praying for him after he broke the news on his cancer diagnosis. The Muslim-turned-Christian evangelist shared that his primary tumor had shrunk but the latest radiation therapy did nothing to vanquish cancer cells from his lymph nodes, Christian Broadcasting Network relays.
“The results aren’t good,” Qureshi said in his latest vlog. “The radiation apparently didn’t work too well.”
In addition, Qureshi said the cancer had spread out to other lymph
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