Try blacking out for days and finding stuff you did that you don't remember doing. One minute you were watching TV and the next you find yourself in the middle of the street, and apparently three days have passed. Imagine one of your other personalities writing to you in a journal, that you know you didn't write. This is the kind of stuff that happens with DID.
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hypothetically--how would salvation work in someone with multiple personalities?
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The first time I held a brain, I was somewhat in awe. I held what was in essence the sum of nature. The thinking mechanism for decisions.
Yet, no matter the tool, such was never retrievable.
Then I sit and recall the records of heaven that are opened and all are judged from the books concerning all they did, thought, motives, intents... it is all written in the books.
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I do take meds for my OCD and social anxiety, and have been for nearly two years. I'm not sorry, and I won't stop.
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I was never good at it. Would want anyone reading it. Wouldn’t want the shame and failures to be exposed more then they were. -
Folks think that cognitive behavioral therapy can cure it, but it at best can mask one manifestation and another will pop up. -
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The most protective of the personalities would be the most aggressively protective. So even the conviction of sin by the
Holy Spirit would cause the retreat into this personality.
Scripturally, (again, imo) Saul became somewhat DID when the evil spirit was upon him. Music was the therapy choice, but that didn’t ultimately work.
In my opinion, redemption will bring unity of the person into a single focused mind in which they are completely aware of all the personalities and the actions. -
It’s CDO, because everything has to be in alphabetical order.....
Don’t worry, you’ll get it later and think it’s funny.
I’ve heard people argue that mentally ill or mentally challenged folks fall in the same category as children when it comes to salvation.
I’m not sure. I certainly don’t believe each personality is judged separately with some going to heaven and others to hell. That would make the resurrection particularly problematic.
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If it can happen with an alcoholic (and it does) it certainly can with sever mental issues.
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