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::: Teaching liberal beliefs would qualify as a "psychological" and/or "environmental" factor that could cause mental illness.  That you dismiss this possible cause out of hand, and even attempt to censor it, illustrates the illogical, self-contradictory approach taken by liberals.  Yes, imposing contradictions and falsehoods on others could be bad for their mental health.  Surely you don't doubt that.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 09:01, 11 August 2008 (EDT)
 
::: Teaching liberal beliefs would qualify as a "psychological" and/or "environmental" factor that could cause mental illness.  That you dismiss this possible cause out of hand, and even attempt to censor it, illustrates the illogical, self-contradictory approach taken by liberals.  Yes, imposing contradictions and falsehoods on others could be bad for their mental health.  Surely you don't doubt that.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 09:01, 11 August 2008 (EDT)
 
I disagree that schools teach the belief that suicide can somehow be good. This is taught by misguided peers, not educators. Suicide is actively discouraged, even in the most liberal settings. A possible exception might be jihad schools, which are known to be ultra-fundamentalist radical Islam.  Also, if classroom prayer promoted mental stability, why is it that those who pray alone by choice are just as vulnerable to mental illness? I myself always prayed silently before meals, but yet was diagnosed as bipolar. As has been the case with many with the illness, its onset was in college.[[User:Userafw|Userafw]] 15:45, 14 September 2008 (EDT)
 
I disagree that schools teach the belief that suicide can somehow be good. This is taught by misguided peers, not educators. Suicide is actively discouraged, even in the most liberal settings. A possible exception might be jihad schools, which are known to be ultra-fundamentalist radical Islam.  Also, if classroom prayer promoted mental stability, why is it that those who pray alone by choice are just as vulnerable to mental illness? I myself always prayed silently before meals, but yet was diagnosed as bipolar. As has been the case with many with the illness, its onset was in college.[[User:Userafw|Userafw]] 15:45, 14 September 2008 (EDT)
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: Praying silently to one's self, and only before meals, can be nearly inconsequential.  The real benefit is from public prayer in churches, classrooms, meetings, etc.
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: Judging by your other postings, I think you've taken in liberal ideology and that does have consequences.  There's no real concept of self-defense, which is essential to fend off mental problems; there's a degradation of the view of humans to the point of where they mean little more than dogs, and that affects self-esteem; and there's no emphasis on self-help, which hurts further.  In fact, the list is quite long for how liberal ideology leads to mental illness.  Wake up to it while you still can.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 22:33, 14 September 2008 (EDT)
    
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