Can I just point out to those who have criticised the Christians here, that jinx gave the impression that he was seeking spiritual help ;

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someone even suggested to returnig to faith again, and conversion, confession and sacrament as last resort and rescue. someone suggested to me i may be under the influence of demons (not possessed though) who are responsible for my ongoing bad luck, and after the conversion i would be immune to them. but i'm not suere i want to believe those things, so many contradictions in the christian aith, like why do i have to turn to religion where i really dont want to ba a religious person. the way those (good) people who suggested me turning to faith say, either you converse or you wont get healed, it's like an ultimatum. (sure they say: u have free will. yeah). it's like it's not enough to be a good person who WANTS TO DO good things in life. it's like it's bad to wan to have a normal life. like it's a sin. or how can i even believe when i am brain dead? why do i have to confess when most of my sins in my life where an indirect consequence of mercury toxicity and other things on my brain? why do i have to cnfess, repent etc when i have suffered already so much? it's like god doesn't want good people, he wants hostages, he wants servants. so it's a no-win situation. it's all a paradox and counterproductive. if i turn to faith now i will feel like a hypocryte. the only way i imagine myself tuning myself to faith is after i have been healed and gotten my lfie back. after god has shown me HIS MERCY for the first time in his life yet i am expected now to be repentfull and aksk like a begger for help, when i have aleady been humiliated enough.


He brought up the subject after having a discussion with another Christian, and there seemed to be some unanswered questions from jinx which I and others have attempted to answer for him, as it seemed as if he was searching to find God. It has not been the case of him having religion pushed down his throat which some are giving the impression of thinking.