Do Christian Scientists take paracetamol/Tylenol for headaches or they just pray the pain away?

@TrashCat

Yeah there's more than a few pretty heartbreaking examples of children suffering for their parent religious convictions.

@Straylight

Hmm i think you need to re-read Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures...

@Ryderbike

Yeah i do find that to be an issue with the idea of intercessory prayer.

@Pikachu it’s all a scam. All religions

@Pikachu I agreee to a degree. In the Christian practice it’s a common thing to apply faith and works for miracles.

Whether Jesus asked if they believe then told them to physical “get up and walk” or a blind man was asked if he believed then Jesus used “spit and dirt” and put it over his eyes and he could see.

I align more with alchemy so I would use natural elements intel’s read of tylolonel

@Heavenlywarrior

Christian Science is a little different from mainstream Christianity in that way. They tend to fall on the side that it should be all miracles and no medicine.
Which is why they've had a number of child neglect and endangerment cases brought against them.

@Pikachu honestly I was once a Christian that believed miracles would just fall out the sky… then I realized that you have to work.

@bookerdana

I'm pretty sure they'd eschew fentanyl. At least for medical purposes.

@SatyrService

I wonder how well that works for them.

@SW-User

Well i don't think it's a coincidence that their membership is in decline.