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Sinkills:
A born again Christian can be a medical doctor and there are so many of them. But I maintain that compulsorily perusing the nudity of the opposite sex and fumbling with their sensitive organs as part of one's job is unchristian. You are suggesting that a born again doctor cannot do without involving in such but I totally disagree.

akintom:
[/quote]Here it is
[quote author=CatfishBilly post=54648102]You still haven't answered the question.
Is it okay for a male born again Christian to be a doctor since they will all manage gynecology cases even if they are gynecologists or not?

Sinkills:
If 'magaging gynaecology cases' involves compulsorily seeing the nudity of the opposite sex and touching their sensitive organs, the answert to your question is a capital letter NO sir.

Image123:
Like I've said above, anyone who obeys health principles would have health. The principles of health and prosperity are ingrained in scriptures and any nation can enjoy them without being born again.

Sinkills:
If 'magaging gynaecology cases' involves compulsorily seeing the nudity of the opposite sex and touching their sensitive organs, the answert to your question is a capital letter NO sir.

randomperson:
Lolz people testify... On TV, abi?
If truly Jesus heals then there's should be less sickness among Christians than others. In fact, Christian-dominated countries should have the lowest mortality rate but alas! The countries with the lowest mortality rates are non- religious.
Can you explain that?

Sinkills:
I think the idea of women in a particular religion being mandated to cover every parts of their bodies so that men will not be tempted is morally ok. I think their righteousness is better than the righteousness of those who call the name of Christ but allow seductive and suggestive dressing.The point however is - does covering up on its own save anybody from sin and its consequences? The answer is obvious. The case is different from that of a Christian. He/she is one who was a sinner but got saved from sin and converted from a sinner to a saint, not based on his personal righteousness, good moral standing, adherence to a code of laws, religious accomplishments or good works but by faith in Christ having repented of past sins. Subsequently, his/her thoughts, ambitions, interests, conduct, behaviour, attitude, association, dressing and where he/she delights to go will automatically change. He/she may even need to change job or old ways of going after the job if it against the divine demand for godliness and holiness in all he/she does henceforth. He/she must be careful and must abstain from all appearances of evil in line with the word and will of God. This starts from what Christ has done within and of course shows on the outside. This is what it means to be a Christian sir. Thanks.

talk2ibk:
Bro, you said sign language right which is different from a real/actual language. You wake up everyday and sleep everyday while some people die in their sleep without any problem or heart attack. You think it's by your power right continue. Wehdone Sir.

Sinkills:
Sorry sir, I think you got it wrong. A Christian brother can treat or take care of a Christian sister and vice versa. There is no dogma about it. The question is - is being a practising gynaecologist not inimical to one's purity and heaven worthiness (Matthew 5:8; Hebrews 12:14). It is not a trivial matter for one who is genuinely born again and is serious about not being stained and hindered because that is Satan's goal. FYI, Christianity is not a religion. One is not a Christian because he/she born born by Christian parents, attends church, bears a Christian name, prays in the name of Christ or even preaches the gospel. Being a Christian is an experience. It is a personal contact with the Saviour which leads to total conversion from a condemned sinner to a justified saint. When one becomes a Christian, his/her main goal is heaven and anything that will constitute a stumbling block is totally jettisoned. One needs to be a genuine Christian to understand.

MZLady39:
Ok...so what's holding you up? You've applied right? You've taken your boards right?

MZLady39:
May I ask sir what your specialty is?

luvmijeje:
20 doctors! I will sue the heck out of them. What are they finding? Is my vigina a well?

luvmijeje:
Imagine! Is he my doctor? Why can't he do it in front of the female doctor?

My mind is fine just sensitive to crap.

luvmijeje:
You've talk from experience. I'm going to share my experience with you all.

When I was 15, I went for breast examination. My doctor was a female. And she has a male doctor attach to her. I observed that anytime the female goes out, the other will start examining my breasts. He didn't jump on me. Then I felt something was wrong but I couldn't pinpoint it.

You are still missing the point. You're describing professionalism. You are still talking from the point of work ethics.

I'm talking from the point of spirituality. Just because I saw an unclad male doesn't mean I will have sex with him. It doesn't mean I will jump on him. But will I still think of it? That's where sins comes in. You're describing issues where I won't think about it because the body is going through treatment.

The question still is as a believer who know is God, will my heart not go into fornication if I see a body attractive enough?

Sinkills:
Obviously, you do not know how deceitful the human heart is and how desperate Satan is to corrupt and pollute the mind of a Christian to prevent him going to heaven. (1st Peter 5:8; 1st Thessalonians 5:22,23). A male born again and sanctified Christian has so much at stake unlike the unregenerate. I believe my fellow Christians know what I am talking about.

Pidgin2:
This is a sensitive topic. As a Christian, my personal opinion remains that it is very wrong for a male believer to be a gynecologist

1) Examining the breast of a woman that is not your wife as a heterosexual male is wrong

2) Examining the private parts of a female that isn't your wife is totally wrong

3) Some male doctors develop feelings for their patients and vice versa

5) If a woman examines the private parts of a male patient how will he feel, assuming he has a wife, how will she feel?

I can go on but let me stop here, it is wrong and no religions supports it

luvmijeje:
No. Except you're an eunuch. Are there no other branches of Medicine you can study? If you want to be a gynecologist in order to save women's life and the life of an unborn child, there are other areas you can apply your passion.

Babs80:
cardiomyopathy which the doctors and family told me all is well.

Babs80:
. Thanks I don't breath normal, and my legs are not swollen... I did ecg test too.

Wilgrea7:
cc: catfishbilly ... what's your take on this?

Wilgrea7:
if i were to say my mind on this issue, the Christians would come for my head... I'm just quiet so it wouldn't seem like I'm attacking my fellow Christians... before they start calling me agent of the devil... almost the same way some say “the devil and the doctors said i wouldn't make it"

delishpot:
Kidnappers those days used to be slave traders. They kidnap and sell. So the Bible condemns the act.
Well, Paul broke a rule on that one. Cos even the law of the land forbade people from returning a runaway slave. Maybe Paul no get room for him house
But true, Jesus Never spoke against slavery, he only encouraged their owners to treat them fairly.
Jesus was bold in many things, maybe he did not believe slavery was bad as long as you treat the slave fairly. Cos slavery then was not about racism or hate, it was more of an economic escape where people even offered themselves to be slaves. But Jesus discouraged people from placing heavy financial burdens on the poor and to not deal harshly with debtors. That was the fastest way to become a slave in Jesus time. Maybe if he had spoken against slavery, the whole community would have stoned him. But on the other hand, he would have used miracle to pay back what slaves owed their masters. My brother, it is a looong road.

Wilgrea7:
wow.... I'm short of words

delishpot:
1 Timothy 1:8-10