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![CAN WE ACHIEVE PERFECT HEALTH?
[5 of 6] Contrary to the Bible, Word of Faith preacher, Frederick Price, says this: "How can you glorify God...when your body doesn't even work? What makes you think the Holy Ghost wants to live inside of a body where He can't see through the windows and He can't hear with the ears; where the limbs and organs and cells do not function right?”
What Price just said puts a stake in the heart of every person who has ever gotten a disease, been confined to a wheelchair, or had body parts that didn't work. Again, it's the same Hinduism mindset where Word of Faith followers donate money to get the trinkets and then use them to perform the guru's techniques, chanting the prescribed mantras. Then when the devotee remains in their wheelchair, what response do they get from their American guru? The false teacher actually has the audacity to say something like, "Well, you must be hiding some secret." or "You just don't have enough faith.” It’s easy to see why Peter said, “Their condemnation has long been hanging
over them and their destruction has not been sleeping.” | image tagged in health,healing,god,bible,hindu | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/45t4wi.jpg)
![CAN WE ACHIEVE PERFECT HEALTH? [3 of 6] This quote from Word of Faith’s, Marilyn Hickey, is just wild. As you read it, keep in mind the Hindu false teachings about chanting mantras to supposedly attain perfect health and wealth. These false teachers really like to flip out when people say anything negative like the fact that we might feel a bit sick today. Their admonishment of us would go something like this: "Don't say that! You’ll make yourself sick! Don't you realize your words have power?"; But all that hype is just Hindu beliefs reflected in the behavior of the followers of Hinduism, New Age, and the Word of Faith movement. The latter is actually in the Christian Church. Here’s Marilyn Hickey: "Say to your body, 'You're whole, body! Why, you just function so beautifully and so well...you never have any problems. You're a strong, healthy body.' Or speak to your leg, or speak to your foot, or speak to your neck, or speak to your back.”
She might want to speak to a psychiatrist! I'm sorry, but this stuff is just crazy. She continues:
"Speak to your wife, speak to your husband, speak to your circumstances;
and speak faith to them to create in them. And God will create what
you are speaking.” No, He won't; God is not your butler. | image tagged in health,healing,hindu,new age,god,bible | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/45t3az.jpg)
![CAN WE ACHIEVE PERFECT HEALTH?
[2 of 6] No, but American gurus like Kenneth Copeland say we can. He is a huge influence in the Word of Faith movement. Here's his quote & notice he's even using Hindu terms like meditation as he also whips out New Age lingo, teaching that we have a God force we can tap into to create anything we desire (like perfect health): "You began to meditate on those scriptures until you built an inner image of yourself healed. As that image grew more crisp and clear, you began to expect—or hope for—that image to become reality... You'll be expecting the very presence of God to rise up in you so powerfully that instead of believing for healing every six weeks, you'll walk in divine health every day!” | image tagged in health,healing,hindu,guru,god,bible | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/45t1z6.jpg)
