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| Religion & Philosophy Discuss Spiritual Causation at the General Discussion; Behind every health issue and every emotional or spiritual problem resides the "Spirit of Fear." The Spirit of Fear is ... |
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Ohh I just know my fatness is Spiritually caused ![]() |
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Definitely. And I don't want to know the 'in depth' Chloe, so let's just keep to the surface stuff shall we? Like your relationship to your mom and dad and your first ex husband...
![]() But yeah I have a long time friend who really is a hypochondriac in fact has had several unnecessary operations. ![]()
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Depends on your definition of spiritual.
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If the body is tight from tension for a long time, it compresses the inner organs too. That can cause problems.
To the extent that prayer and meditation may allow a being to fully relax, then one could say that disease can be "treated" spiritually. |
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The Holmes and Rahe stress scale is a list of 43 stressful life events that can contribute to illness. Holmes and Rahe stress scale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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This smacks of newage 'medicine' to me. Feelings cause disease!
But in this case, it's not living a righteous life will cause your illnesses. This just doesn't jive with real life. If this were the case, young people wouldn't die of cancer and Charles Mason would have been dead long ago.
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I find them pretty misguided, personally. There's a respected and beloved forum member here whose wife died of breast cancer only weeks ago. I doubt it was because she didn't love and trust God enough. To me, this is just more "God loves the privileged! That's why they're privileged! Because they're God's very favorite people! They're God's most obedient children, the ones that love and trust and please him the very most. That's why they're healthy, while others are sick. That's why they're affluent, while others are poor. That's why their children are protected, while the children of others are victimized. God protects and rewards them, because they love and trust him so." The problem is... according to the Bible, we already know who God's very favorite people are: Jews. And God has not historically shown his favoritism by protecting them and making them healthy and safe. Anyway, we all get sick and die in the end- typically in agony- unless of course we're fortunate enough to get run over by steamrollers first. Does that mean that in the end, we all drop the ball, lose the game, stop loving God enough... and thereby lose his divine protection? Also, look at these pediatric cancer wards full of dying children. Are you really going to argue that they're suffering this way because they don't love and trust God? That if they were only better at pleasing God, he'd make them healthy, just like us? ![]() This is an icky form of "Christianity", if you ask me... and one that ignores an awful lot of obvious facts. |
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