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I Have A Friend
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That hands out religious tracts in the town centre...
He believes that one day I shall be saved.
He's never explained to me what 'been saved' actually means.
To be fair, he has problems with his schizophrenia but that aside, how can any sane individual think that we need to be saved from an eternal, unimaginably grotesque, torture and then proceed to worship the being that would send us there in the first place?
My friend has mental health issues....just makes me wonder if believers have too!
(Especially if they can hold that world view too)
He believes that one day I shall be saved.
He's never explained to me what 'been saved' actually means.
To be fair, he has problems with his schizophrenia but that aside, how can any sane individual think that we need to be saved from an eternal, unimaginably grotesque, torture and then proceed to worship the being that would send us there in the first place?
My friend has mental health issues....just makes me wonder if believers have too!
(Especially if they can hold that world view too)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I think a lot depends just on definition... a "mental condition" is anything from being happy, angry, heterosexual, religious.... etc etc" Anything that comes from the mind.
A "mental illness" is subjective. It's something that becomes an "illness" if it is detrimental to that person's life, or others.
So, really it could be either, depending on the person and whether it affects them in a positive or negative way.
I assume "issues" means negative, in which case, I would say no, not usually.
A "mental illness" is subjective. It's something that becomes an "illness" if it is detrimental to that person's life, or others.
So, really it could be either, depending on the person and whether it affects them in a positive or negative way.
I assume "issues" means negative, in which case, I would say no, not usually.
It's not how you read it personally.. The term "Mental condition" is a established term, you don't break it down to mental an then condition... The term "Mental Condition" implies there is a issue or disorder at works.
Being happy is not a mental condition, neither if being religious or homosexual...
Being happy is not a mental condition, neither if being religious or homosexual...