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Residents of Saransk told what sins can be dementia and schizophrenia

Saransk residents were told that in the Orthodox tradition, mental illnesses, including dementia and schizophrenia, are considered a consequence of the Fall

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Residents of Saransk told what sins can be dementia and schizophrenia

Residents of Saransk were told that in the Orthodox tradition, mental illnesses, including dementia and schizophrenia, are considered a consequence of the fall. Particular attention is paid to pride and excessive requirements for themselves.

Severe illnesses affect people differently. Schizophrenia can be inherited, but the presence of the disease in relatives does not mean that it will necessarily develop in other family members.

Believers are advised not to lose hope, turn to prayer and continue spiritual development even in difficult circumstances.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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