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I have ASPD, ASD, been abused + a significant amount of loathing and misanthropy for society and homosexuals, will God excuse me for mental illness?
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I am sure God takes our mental health into consideration. It is just another product of being human in a sinful world. God looks on us with love and pity, not blame. <staff edit> We have to work with God to the best of our ability, even when that is hard because of our issues, but there will be rewards for persevering ☺
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Also when it is absolutely something in life that you have no control over and that you couldn't possibly be held accountable for, I don't see how God could possibly hold that against you. <staff edit> So the question is do you have control over your ability to do the good you know you ought to do? Or to not do the bad you know you ought not do?
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