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I didn't realize that the thread was offering a choice. It would be unrealistic
to me to discard medical advice, whether the illness be physical or mental. I
see prayer as a positive adjunct to any medicine.Vince
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If I'm not mistaken, it was agreed
> that mental illnesses/disorders can be cured through prayer.
I don't recall our reaching a consensus on this. I suppose mental
illness can be cured through prayer, so can any other illness. That
doesn't mean it will be. Nor does it
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It is a pleasure to be welcomed into your ranks. I hope I may prove worthy of
your notice and become an asset to your groupfor my own wellbeing and as a
possible minor assistance to others..Vince
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To go one step beyond Mark's analysis of the difference between the power of
prayer and that of positive thinking; prayer as a method or a path to reaching
a state of inner peace and wellbeing, has been shown to release certain
endorphins which can (although perhaps o
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> I would like to welcome my old friend, Vincent Fiorenza, to the list.
Hi Vince. I just added you to Bahai-community as well.
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In my view, a religious person can both pray and find a scientific remedy
for their mental ailments. But, if I were forced to bet, I would choose
science over the "power of prayer." But that's just me.
On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 1:45 AM, Mark A. Foster wrote:
> The Baha'i
