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I have no doubt God can heal a person if he decides to but don't faith-healers cause unnecessary deaths by pretending to be able to read God's mind/will? |
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@purest1 | 22 September 12 |
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This 16 year old boy would be alive today if his faith healing parents hadn't preferred prayer over medicine.
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@purest1 | 22 September 12 |
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http://m.parentdish.co.uk/2012/09/19/teenager-died-in-agony-because-his-faith-healer-parents-refused-to-take-him-to-hospital/
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@mab21 | 22 September 12 |
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i believe they r begging God for healing, and faith plus medicine it's the perfect combo, God gave us a brain so allowed medicine too imo
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@purest1 | 22 September 12 |
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That's right mab but most of these chaps think its a lack of faith to combine prayer with a 'back up' plan. Its sad to see deaths directly caused by flawed doctrines. Its not God's will.
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@3696 | 22 September 12 |
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God makes a way when there seems to be no way. He works in ways we cannot see.
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@mab21 | 22 September 12 |
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i see medicine as a gift from God and rejecting it would be offending Him and a candidate to self anihilation...
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@purest1 | 22 September 12 |
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The same God says not to put him to the test. You have a sickness. You know you can receive a cure for it at the hospital but decide not to get it.
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@mab21 | 22 September 12 |
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as if everything should be done wit miracles 
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@tola009 | 22 September 12 |
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@ purest1 - 22.09.12 - 05:33pm http://m.parentdish.co.uk/2012/09/19/teenager-died-in-agony-because-his-faith-healer-parents-refused-to-take-him-to-hospital/ God gave us plants for food nd medicine, our faith in God is to command the word of God on the medication, but where theres nothing to take due to some vital reasons, nd theres faith then God is at work. Sure faith heals |
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@tola009 | 22 September 12 |
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If any1 dies for not taking medicine, its suicide nd will be purnished for taking his/her life.
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