I have been visiting my daughter's fundamentalist Baptist church and I know the preacher is on blood pressure and possibly diabetes medicine. He is about as conservative as you can get. but I can say one thing for the man, he may have a few minor things I don't agree with, He is a man of God and puts his trust in God. All basic doctrinal theologies that are not spelled out in the Bible and added by man in denominations are ignored, but if its in the Bible it is followed strictly by Him. I have no problem with the man and He is a STRONG preacher who tends his flock.I've never met any IFB churches who are against modern meds. There have been a few that I have known of that might be thot of as anti-government, but many of those are momre anti-gov't than they are IFB.
I am for modern medicines. Just because the greek word is transliterated as pharmacy doesn't mean that medicinal drug use is witchcraft.
Maybe putting this together with your other thread about not being able to get a church to give you experience makes more sense now.![]()
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