According to Osborn, God does not want anyone to be sick. All one has to do is to ask God for healing, and God will heal the sick person. He does not believe what he writes. If he did, he would not have included an out when what he presents does not work. His out is that if the person is not healed, the sick person and the prayer do not have enough faith. Like all who use this out for unanswered prayer, he does not define how much faith is enough faith. Presumably, if the prayer and sick are atheists, who deny God's existence, and the prayer offers up a philippic, sarcastic prayer, and the sick person is healed, then they had enough faith. However, if the prayer and sick are devout Christians whose virtue and piety are beyond question and who have never doubted God and the sick is not healed, then they did not have enough faith.