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To: Melas; RoosterRedux

“Most of what we consider evil is undoubtedly physiological in nature. With advances in science, especial the advent of the FMRI in psycho/neuro studies we have learned that a lot of what we once believed were simple self-control issues are much deeper.”

I am going to disagree with you there. God makes no such delineation in His Word.

Am I to believe that God sends people to hell for having a physiological problem?


82 posted on 05/13/2012 5:05:37 PM PDT by Persevero (Homeschooling for Excellence since 1992)
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To: Persevero
Got to line up with you on this!

Evil is evil!

84 posted on 05/13/2012 5:09:17 PM PDT by RoosterRedux
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To: Persevero
I am going to disagree with you there. God makes no such delineation in His Word. Am I to believe that God sends people to hell for having a physiological problem?

Smile. Although you are sure to dislike this answer, that is the very question that eventually freed me from superstition, and most recently I might add.

86 posted on 05/13/2012 5:13:48 PM PDT by Melas (u)
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To: Persevero

God judges souls, not bodies. And only God has the true X ray vision, so to speak, that can tell what is due to a soul and what is due to a body. In the meantime that should prove no deterrent to the best medically scientific efforts of humanity to assist bodies to function better — nor to the efforts of moral teachers that instruct souls about the choice to make the best or worst of the environment they have to deal with.


88 posted on 05/13/2012 5:17:28 PM PDT by HiTech RedNeck (Mitt! You're going to have to try harder than that to be "severely conservative" my friend.)
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