Honoluluwindow
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Please don't go there. Mental illness including suicide idealization is a real MEDICAL problem...no different than pancreatis or diabetes. The brain is an organ in the body that can dysfunction the same as any other organ. Yes, not having a relationship with God can complicate it or make it worse but there are plenty of solid Christians who battle mental illness. Attitudes like this leave them feeling isolated and often unwilling to seek help when they really need it. Christians get sick too. That is a consequence of original sin.
Right. But if medication doesn't help it could be a spiritual problem.
Unless you don't believe that people who practice the occult aren't tapping into the spiritual realm by illegitimate means.
My mother and aunt were products of the 60's hippie generation and both got involved in the occult. Mom died at 31 years old after coming to know Christ. My aunt had 2 children commit suicide, Sharon at 18 and Jesse at 16. My older brother took his life when he was 22 and I was 21 he died in my arms. The Bible teaches that people who access the demonic world can pass on those demonic influences to their posterity down to the 4th generation. I personally have prayed to renounce all of what my mother had done and had my children do the same.
I'm not a Christian that is drawn to emotionally driven teachings or supernatural experiences but am drawn to God thru the word alone. And I highly discourage others from seeking signs and wonders since Jesus says that the extent of those that He say "I never knew you" to were able to perform miracles.
I hope that she will seek the Lord on this and if there has been demonic control in her family's history that she will pray a prayer of denouncement to our God and Father and seek healing in His Name.
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