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To: fabian

Most doctors have been taught that there is little or no spiritual element to mental illness. The fact is that there is no such thing as mental illness...it is all demon possession..period. And the mood altering drugs only give power and strength to those demons of the mind.
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yeah there is definitely a spritual element to mental illness— in some cases but not all. Some people are definitely gone. they needed no pushing. But many may well have been pushed.

Typically what I hear doctors say is that 2/3’ds-3/4 of the people in hospitals are there for lifestyle/environmental reasons. Only 1/3-1/4 are in hospitals for genetic reasons.

I have no clue as to what the ratios are in mental institutions for people who were born crazy and people who were driven crazy. But I wouldn’t be surprised if the ratio’s for mental illness were not similiar to the ratios for physical illness.

For both physical and mental illness in many cases there is a spiritual element.

One of the many great gifts that Jesus gives to men and women who believe in Him—is a sound mind.


55 posted on 05/06/2014 2:18:05 PM PDT by ckilmer
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To: ckilmer

Well, yes...but at some point in life and often in most of their lives, most everyone has evil spirits in possession to some degree of their bodies. This is the very reason for illneses, both mental and otherwise...probably 99% of them. God made the human body perfect machines for our souls, but satan has dominion here and to the degree that we unwittingly go along with him Olin prideful attitudes, to that degree do we become diseased.


56 posted on 05/06/2014 2:27:30 PM PDT by fabian (" And a new day will dawn for those who stand long, and the forests will echo in laughter")
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