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In reply to the discussion: Worshipper rips out both eyes in Mass with his BARE HANDS [View all]cleanhippie
(19,705 posts)31. So you admit that I never said it was normal behavior. Great, thanks.
Last edited Sun Oct 21, 2012, 02:07 PM - Edit history (1)
Was Abraham just a poor man who skipped his meds too? Or was that "ordinary religious observance?"
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The Daily Mail article is dated October 2011, and you posted in the R/T thread on this back then,
struggle4progress
Oct 2012
#20
You claim to be unable to distinguish between a poor man, who blinds himself after skipping
struggle4progress
Oct 2012
#27
The percentage of child sexual abuse for public school teachers is almost equal to
humblebum
Oct 2012
#50
There are also many reputable Christian counselors and psych professionals. nt
humblebum
Oct 2012
#51
As opposed to starting a thread based on the notion that atheism is a mental illness? That's OK?
2ndAmForComputers
Oct 2012
#71
You actually cut and paste a year old story about a schizophrenic to try to connect it to religion?
rug
Oct 2012
#14
So what's the difference between mental illness and hearing gods voice, when both tell you to kill?
cleanhippie
Oct 2012
#32
Not clear who's dodging here. Perhaps you need to restate the topic at hand, as I answered
LARED
Oct 2012
#65
The behavior of the faithless and those with mental illness can sometimes be similar.
rug
Oct 2012
#30
When faithlesness becomes a method for treating mental illness, your point will be valid.
cleanhippie
Oct 2012
#33
"The notion of hearing voices had a much different meaning three milennia ago than it does now."
cleanhippie
Oct 2012
#44