TheCow said:

All I'm saying is, just simply do not use modern medicine. It's not really a problem for me, and it does not appear to be a problem for you.

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LunarEclipse said:

Are you still a member?

My parents were card carrying members and taught me to be one. I still carry the card and make donations to the Church and even have a $ 2500/year deductible for the privilege.

"The Miracles of Modern Medicine" have been taught to every kid over the last 100 years. Even the word miracles has religious overtones and explains the faith and worship in Church members.

I am having suspicions that my Church may be a cult. Like any cult member, I have found deprogramming to be hard. It is made worse by the "in order to be healthy you have to have a flu shot yearly" crowd. Watching TV with 3 miracle drug ads per hour certainly doesn't help. And I think I have a going problem and a restless leg.

http://www.whale.to/b/hoax1.html

16. Vaccination as sacrament. If you still believe in vaccination then you could be a fully paid up (covert or otherwise) member of what Robert Mendelsohn MD called the "Church of Modern Medicine."

"When religion was strong and science weak, men mistook magic for medicine, now when science is strong and religion weak, men mistake medicine for magic"-----Thomas Szasz

The Shadow government has created an atheist society through the media and the poor quality of spiritual teachings from the establishment churches. As Maslow pointed out in his hierarchy of needs (also John Lilly in his book Simulations of God), just because we don't believe in God doesn't stop our desire to believe in something, and that need has been cleverly exploited by the Atheists who run the world. Allopathic medicine has been cleverly set up as a crypto-religion using the authority ploy with God as Modern Medicine, and vaccination as the Holy Sacrament.

It is a false idol. If you have a covert attachment to something like the Medical Industry on a deep level as a God substitute then it is hard to give that up, and all sorts of denial come up to block that realisation.

"For a paediatrician to attack what has become the "bread and butter" of paediatric practice is equivalent to a priest denying the infallibility of the pope.-------Robert Mendelsohn, MD

You are encouraged to believe that if you doubt one medicine, vaccination, you are doubting everything, but in fact, you can give up vaccination and survive meltdown. I still use an allopath, I just avoid taking most allopathic medicines if possible.

"Vaccines have become sacraments of our faith in biotechnology in the sense that 1) their efficacy and safety are widely seen as self-evident and needing no further proof; 2) they are given automatically to everyone, by force if necessary, but always in the name of the public good; and 3) they ritually initiate our loyal participation in the medical enterprise as a whole. They celebrate our right and power as a civilization to manipulate biological processes ad libitum and for profit, without undue concern for or even any explicit concept of the total health of the populations about to be subjected to them."---Richard Moskowitz M.D http://www.whale.to/vaccines/god.html

"Physicians have taken the place of priests; vaccination plays the same initiatory role as baptism, and is accompanied by the same threats and fears; the search for health has replaced the quest for salvation; the fight against disease has replaced the fight against sin; eradication of viruses has taken the place of exorcising demons; the hope of physical immortality (cloning, genetic engineering) has been substituted for the hope of eternal life; pills have replaced the sacrament of bread and wine; donations to cancer research take precedence over donations to the church; a hypothetical universal vaccine could save humanity from all its illnesses, as the Saviour has saved the world from all its sins; the medical power has become the government’s ally, as was the Catholic Church in the past; "charlatans” are persecuted today as "heretics” were yesterday; dogmatism rules out promising alternative medical theories; the same absence of individual responsibility is now found in medicine, as previously in the Christian religion; patients are alienated from their bodies, as sinners used to be from their souls."---Olivier Clerc

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Learning about a health promoting lifestyle...

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One of us eats junk food and one of us follows a 'healthy' diet. I will let the readers guess who has been sick this week.

NiamhNyx said:

That's kind of like saying "if you don't like something about this country, than get out."

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I'm not going to argue about homeopathy,

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Smart move!