When people tell me they are sick or a friend is sick I can say "I will pray for you"

[bluzman61]

Thank you.

I mean, it makes them feel better and it's not like it does any harm.

Sorry, you misunderstood the question.

The question is, for atheists, when people tell you that they're sick or a family member or friend is sick, you can't say "I will pray for you."

What do you say instead?

Considering how many people die every day with people praying for them, it doesn't look like it does much good.

You didn't answer the question.

The question is:

Someone tells you they or someone close to them is sick, has cancer maybe.

What do you, as an atheist say?

These DIM liberal lunatic atheists DO have difficulty answering a question straight on. They love to deflect and evade whenever possible. Just dreadful.

 

[Likkmee]

The reason I asked is that this happened to me twice this week.

So I'm lighting two candles at church this Sunday.

What can an atheist do of equivalent value?

Offer them a bong hit