It isn't wrong, it's only symbolic. This means that you probably aren't being possessed by demons but instead that you can't control your mind because of your mind illness. Many things in The Bible are symbolic but don't push your luck.
Sinusitis is not caused by mental illness. Mental illness can be caused by sinusitis infection.
mental illness
Not necessarily mental. But it probably does show that that person has not matured properly. It may also be a sign of insecurity or control issues caused by abuse while growing up. And there are some who might say it is an indication of demonic possession or demonic influence. It is definitely not someone allowing God's influence in their life.
Belief in God alone does not determine one's salvation. Salvation is believed to be based on one's relationship with God, repentance, and acceptance of Jesus Christ as savior in many Christian beliefs. Mental illness and possession are believed to be separate spiritual matters that do not directly affect salvation. Ultimately, the final judgment is believed to be up to God.
Most, if not all, mental illness (as opposed to emotional disorders) is caused by chemical imbalances in the brain, or by structural anomalies.
anorexia is a disease, however it is not caused by a pathogen. It is a mental illness; which develops into a physical illness.
The impact and outcome of religion on mental health have been highlighted. ... The creation of the universe does not in any manner affect the integrity of Brahman.[2] ... ages most mental disorders were considered as witchcraft or demonic possession. ... People may pray more while they are sick or under stressful situations.
Hippocrates viewed mental illness to be caused by the humors. Mania was understood to be caused by an excess of hot yellow bile, melancholy (or depression) was understood to be caused by an excess of sticky thick black bile, and schizophrenia was understood to be caused by an excess of cold mucous. Unlike earlier tribal or agrarian societies, Hippocrates believed that mental illness had physiological causes. People with mental illness were understood by Hippocrates to be suffering from an illness, rather than having exhibiting symptoms because they were being punished for something they had done or would do.
Yes, drug use can damage the brain and cause mental illness.
Possession by malevolent entities or the Devil Himself, most often.
Certainly. Mental illness is not automatically an excuse for breaking the law. In fact, some of your problems could be caused -- or exaggerated -- by that or other drugs.
can be linked to mental illness, but can be caused by stressfull events e.g divorce