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Originally Posted by Digging4Truth
I am saddened for the kids. It is a terrible situation all together.
But I think it is a dangerous situation to persecute or prosecute someone for holding to their personal beliefs. I have seen it said that they are a black eye for Christianity when, one might say, they held on believing God where most of us would have failed. And that is a black eye? If they would have done the same thing and God would have healed completely at the last moment then we'd be booking these people to speak at our churches.
The thing is that most of us would have had our kids at the doctors office. I would have. But I have a real problem with bringing legal charges against someone who simply held to their faith and belief that God would heal.
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Like I originally said the problem here is that you have parents like this who refuse to do SIMPLE things to save their kids lives which then results in a backlash causing politicians to criminalize parents who choose to not go through with more extreme measures like chemo.
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