I think it is stupid for anyone to hate someone based on their religion. My ex was not a Mormon but he claimed he was...the only doctrine he followed was polygamy...and he only did that not for religious reasons, but to get extra something else. I can't believe I stayed with him as long as I did. Nothing against your beliefs tho. I don't have a problem with other peoples beliefs.

sounds like a Fundamentalist Mormon............they believe in polygamy.......the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints teaches against it

me too

your what too ?

he wasnt mormon at all he just told me that cuz he thinks im stupid

You aren't stupid at all, Suz. Never put up with that kind of BS from people. Those who cast insults and try to sow seeds of doubt are a blight upon the population and need to be exterminated with extreme prejudice.

Oh I know I am not stupid, he just thought I was. He tried to put me down every chance he could but I finally got tired of it and left his sorry azz. Never again will I fall for that.

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Hey my friend in which part of the bible does it say "looking for a intimate encounter ,come and get it. You cant have it both ways. I read your profile because your posts were right on,but was dissappointed when I saw that. Are you not also seveing your fleshy desires.

Christian Pagan Witch... with some Buddhist and LeVayian Satanic philosophies thrown in the mix... I guess you could say I'm very eclectic.

I prefer not to belong to organized religion, but have
a personal relationship with God.

Shamanic Christian;^]

Did you know that science has proved that prayer actually people get better???? I read that in a book about alternative healing methods. I think it's call "Woman's Guide to Alternative Medicine" published by the company that puts out Reader's Digest.

excuse my language, but he sounds like an asshole (i wasn't raised in the church, can ya tell?)

I am a student of the universe ,, learning, aquiring, searching, seeking knowledge,, knowing that thier is a higher force ,,,,, that all in this life is better in the ever after,,,

you are a very spiritualy inclined person.

Careful. Not all scientific studies are created equal. You have to take into account each ones' inherent limitations, validity, reliability and generalizability due to study design, variables used, controls employed, methods of data collection and interpretation, etc.

A very well controlled study on intercessory prayer and medical outcomes was performed by the Mayo Clinic, and it found NO significant effect on patient medical outcomes following hospitalization at a coronary care unit. The other studies I know of were poorly designed and not well controlled thus limiting their scientific value.

I think there was a recent study indicating that people actually developed worse health outcomes following intercessory prayer. Unfortunately, I don't remember the specifics. Nevertheless, correlation does not imply causation, so I'm suspicious of these types of studies anyway.