We have been discussing whether or not a depressed Christian should take medicine. We have looked at my presuppositions as well as outlined two simplistic (in my opinion) views. Today I just want to briefly point out what is at… Continue Reading
Yesterday we discussed the simplistic diabetes/depression argument. Today we will look at the no psychotropic’s argument. In other words—Christians shouldn’t take medicine. Two Types This particular approach has two variants. The first type of “no psychotropic’s” rejects not only psychotropic’s… Continue Reading
Yesterday, I outlined my presuppositions in discussing Depression, Christians, and Medicine. My presupposition can be explained in this compact sentence: We are whole people, that have been wholly effected by the Fall, but will be totally redeemed, through the gospel… Continue Reading
Yesterday, I introduced this series on depression, Christians, and medicine. Today I promised to discuss my presuppositions. Obviously this discussion will not be exhaustive—especially because there are probably presuppositions that I am not even aware of. But here is what… Continue Reading