The Bible gives many causes of depression. If those are dealt with, then there is not much or nothing left as a problem.Personally, I am a Christian and one thing that Christianity gives me is the family atmosphere which always helps me with mental health issues. I get to church depressed. And the pastor comes to preach a message of hope and I am lifted from my depression. That's real for me.
Are you implying that studying the Bible can make one depressed? I wouldn't accept that if that is what you are trying to imply. Even atheists have come to accept that the Bible gives hope to it's adherents. Most non Christians believe that the Bible gives unrealistic hope. The Bible is a perfect tool to keep depression away.The Bible gives many causes of depression. If those are dealt with, then there is not much or nothing left as a problem.
No, that's not what I mean at all. Following the Bible's rules keeps people from becoming depressed, because what is defined as sin is a root cause of unhappiness.Are you implying that studying the Bible can make one depressed? I wouldn't accept that if that is what you are trying to imply. Even atheists have come to accept that the Bible gives hope to it's adherents. Most non Christians believe that the Bible gives unrealistic hope. The Bible is a perfect tool to keep depression away.
Faith offers hope, comfort, and strength, inspiring resilience in disability.How might a religious faith of some sort help the disabled? Well, in the Bible, Jesus had healed many with mental disabilities. In fact, that was a big group he helped.