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Speaking of Tom Cruise, that Scientology is some crazy stuff. I read Dianetics many years ago and from what I remember, it’s really nuts. I personally know of only one person who’s a Scientologist, or at least he was, don’t know about now.

Thanks! Did you once say you were LCMS or something else?

Yum! I love that, too!

How can this be explained since us Christians believe that life came from God and as described in Genesis? Every time I start to feel good about my faith, some scientist comes along and ruins it. https://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/lightning-origin-of-life-1.5952917

Yep, I think so too. Even better is to get two scoops...one mint chocolate chip and regular chocolate chip.

I don’t think we have an Andy’s around here.

Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding. Prov. 3:5

No, either Lutheran LCMS or those familiar with the LCMS so that they kind of know what they’re talking about.

Gosh, re-read, pay attention or whatever.

No LCMS “leader” taught me that. Please try to follow along.

Seems to me that you’re .... oh never mind.

What are you talking about?

Because I am LCMS. Are you shooting for some record for asking the most questions of any other poster? Why not contribute to the thread instead of trying to derail it with endless questions.

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If they were mentally ill, then doesn’t that mean the Bible is in error.? I don’t think that in all cases people were mentally ill, but for those who were, but called demon possessed, I would think the Bible errs on that. No?,

Lutheran LCMS. And my question was directed to either those from the LCMS or, at the very least, well familiar with the LCMS.

I don’t understand your question.

It doesn’t say it in Scripture per se’ but obviously in some cases they were mentally ill. And I read something about it in a Biblical commentary years ago, in one of my old (probably Catholic) Bibles.

No, I certainly am not trolling. And I’m not saying mental illness equals demon possession. I’m saying that those afflicted by mental illness were probably often described as having demons. Are you trolling?

Back in Biblical times those afflicted by mental illness were probably described as having demons. People were ignorant of the symptoms of mental illness. Since the Lutheran LCMS views The Bible are free from error, how can this be?