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Well it is certainly harmful from a physical, psychological, and spiritual standpoint. That said, taking away the symptom isn't going to heal the underlying condition that causes it.

So basically to them "the perfect" was the canonization of scripture I assume? From the context of this verse, how do they arrive at this conclusion instead of something else such as the return of Christ, where in essence we will become like him in the twinkling of an eye?

One thing I don't understand about cessationism. Throughout the Book of John, Jesus constantly points to the miracles and good works performed as an indication that He was from The Father, because generally speaking the religious leaders didn't accept the words He spoke concerning His identity...