Originally posted by DasaGo back to your room, the adults are talking now. 😛
What you mean to actually say is.......that a self realized soul and devoted lover of God and a person who follows true religion perfectly - cannot become possessed.....which is true.
But.......just someone believing in God can become possessed as easily as someone who does not.
Originally posted by FMFAll I want to know is how is morality involved in schizophrenia? I wasn't aware that medical issues made anyone more or less moral.
That's something you might want to look into yourself and if you do, this thread will still be here if you want to contribute. 🙂
Edit: Bah, I have to go to church, be back later.
Originally posted by whodeyIf you don't know what the phrase "The medicalization of the moral life" is referring to, perhaps you need to go and take a look rather than trying to make 'what whodey doesn't know' into the topic of debate.
Why would I medicate someone to live a moral life if I did not already have a preconceived notion atout what a moral life consisted of?
Originally posted by robbie carrobieI see, i reckon other people have different definitions. Your one sounds like the application science.
The 'spiritual', what exactly is that?
our consciousness and how it relates to our understanding of ourselves in relation to
the world around us.
Are 'demons' part of the 'spiritual reality' Rob?