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Heavenlywarrior · 36-40, M
They may do both lol
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I bet a lot of them do. But the idea is that the physical world is an illusion and so physical infirmity is a matter of spiritual impurity and that a purely spiritual approach to healing is more effective than a combination of spiritual and physical.
I bet a lot of them do. But the idea is that the physical world is an illusion and so physical infirmity is a matter of spiritual impurity and that a purely spiritual approach to healing is more effective than a combination of spiritual and physical.
Heavenlywarrior · 36-40, M
@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
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
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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.
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.