Difference between revisions of "Talk:Germ theory of disease"

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If this were true, everyone could just pray and disease would go away. This clearly doesn't happen.
 
If this were true, everyone could just pray and disease would go away. This clearly doesn't happen.
  
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--It should. People just dont pray correctly - they always wish for selfish things. God is not a genie, granting wishes on request.
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Germ theory is the naturalistic explantion for disease, but the examples to be found within the bible - God-sent and God-relieved plagues, the casting out of demons - show that there can be a ''supernatural'' cause for illness too.
  
 
''Germs had no power to make me sick; it was my belief in them and fear of them that were behind the cold symptoms I was experiencing''
 
''Germs had no power to make me sick; it was my belief in them and fear of them that were behind the cold symptoms I was experiencing''

Revision as of 23:50, March 16, 2007

I think the part about the Christian Scientist should be removed. The reason being, the page that that referenced makes claims like:


I've found prayer to be the quickest way to stop disease.

If this were true, everyone could just pray and disease would go away. This clearly doesn't happen.

--It should. People just dont pray correctly - they always wish for selfish things. God is not a genie, granting wishes on request.

Germ theory is the naturalistic explantion for disease, but the examples to be found within the bible - God-sent and God-relieved plagues, the casting out of demons - show that there can be a supernatural cause for illness too.

Germs had no power to make me sick; it was my belief in them and fear of them that were behind the cold symptoms I was experiencing

So he got sick just by thinking about being sick?

Vegemite 01:15, 7 March 2007 (EST)

It's ONLY a "theory" not FACT...Just like evolution. Crackertalk 19:45, 16 March 2007 (EDT)