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September 23rd, 2011 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda 
Jaya Narain
Daily Mail
September 23, 2011
A doctor accused of ‘inappropriately’ discussing his devout Christian faith during a consultation with a patient yesterday launched a legal battle to avoid being sanctioned.
Dr Richard Scott, 51, appeared before a disciplinary hearing after allegedly talking to the patient about Jesus in a way the General Medical Council described as ‘insensitive, exploitative and inappropriate’.
The GMC heard Dr Scott had ‘crossed the line’ by allegedly suggesting the ‘suicidal and vulnerable’ patient could be helped by Christianity rather than his own faith.
The married GP is one of six Christian partners at a medical centre which states on its website that spiritual matters are likely to be discussed with patients during consultations. But yesterday Dr Scott, who was educated at Cambridge, began a fight to clear his name after the mother of one of his patients complained he had tried to foist his faith on her son.
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I guess I can understand where the mother was coming from… yet she’s the one that couldn’t help her son. If I was a doctor helping a suicidal patient and nothing else was working, I guess I’d probably offer information on the things that get me through life too.