Naturally occuring processes

[Classik]

There a beliefs that teach: altering naturally occuring processes is a sin and a disaster to humanity. What they profess? Things like family planing, certain practices that either add or subtract from your body, (even sleeping pills, I guess, should be avoided), certain hormones: growth hormones etc should be avoided. Don't even practise them on animals.


So, I wonder if they take drugs to cure diseases. A person fallen under gravity should continue falling until he/she hits the ground. Let natural processes continue. As for me I do what I think is ok.

 

[thisnumbersdisconnected]

There a beliefs that teach: altering naturally occuring processes is a sin and a disaster to humanity. What they profess? Things like family planing, certain practices that either add or subtract from your body, (even sleeping pills, I guess, should be avoided), certain hormones: growth hormones etc should be avoided. Don't even practise them on animals.


So, I wonder if they take drugs to cure diseases. A person fallen under gravity should continue falling until he/she hits the ground. Let natural processes continue. As for me I do what I think is ok.

I think these views are held by a widely varying number of denominations, and no one denomination holds to all of them (though, not knowing about all denominations, I could be wrong). Nonetheless, I, as you, choose to do what I believe is right and will not hear criticism based on someone else's perception of what I am doing as being wrong, so long as I am not convicted that it is so.

 

[jeffreynaylor2009]

A God who creates a wondrous "nature" does so with the objective that his creations will learn appropriately how to live within the "gift" of that preserve.

 

[Classik]

Intelligently put

 

[Classik]

I know of a woman (I have shared it here before) who doesn't go to hospitals at all for child delivery. She did all right at home.