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I feel your pain. Clerics work slightly differently in Pathfinder-having AoH channelling abilities and not having to use spell/power slots for healing thanks to spontaneous casting-but still suck. Unless you're fighting undead-at which point the cleric becomes the main pain dealer.
Clerics (and not anti-clerics) have a powerful effect on the undead. They can choose to roll 2d6, and if this number is greater than a target number (7, 9, or 11, depending on the level of the cleric and the strength of the target), they can turn away the undead creature.