By: Precious

Precious — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 15:36:59 +0000

Honestly, I dont feel its something I’d participate in….I am a Christian and I believe highly in God, but I also know that he gave us dr’s and wants us to be wife in our decisions when seeking medical help….I do live accordingly to the BIBLE but things happen in life that need medical attention….So NO i wouldnt drop my health insurance and go with a program like that.

By: Jase

Jase — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 19:56:53 +0000

Christians should be an example of wise living. The church and its store house should be doing more to replace insurance. Samaritan Ministries is a very good practical application of living out what we believe. I do not want to promote the health insurance methods of a for profit system nor do I want to risk my healthy children to their crazy bias logic. The church has lost sight of the wisdom of practical application and relying on the Christ and His Body of growing believers.
I have 6 children with the last two born at home with the most experience midwife around. My wife and I constantly are asked if we are Mormon or Roman Catholic or Apostolic. This tells us that just regular non-denominational Christians have lost sight of the blessings that children are and how to raise/train a large family. We get asked regularly if we are fearful for our kids since end times are upon us. Church, quit watching the media for your prophetic fulfillment and read your Bibles and discern for yourselves.www.americanvision.org No hospital could come close to the common sense methods of home delivery and no insurance company was going to fund the home delivery regardless of the pennies in comparison to cost for delivery in the hospital. Samaritan Ministries is worth checking out and if you live a Christian life and apply biblical wisdom towards nutrition and prevention then I would welcome you to be part of this group as well.

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