On Aug 13, 12:31Â pm, cwjmem
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> restricted christian folks. Â They actually "teem caij" for a few day
> to see if that patienta are improving their health before he proceed
> further. Â However, they are lots of fake shamans out there too.
>
> On Aug 13, 8:39Â am, Mogee
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>>> On Aug 12, 10:09Â pm, choybal...@
gmail.com wrote:
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>>> What the fuck? Â Is this for real. Â A shaman certificate?
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>>> I'm going to do research on this.
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>>> choybal...@
gmail.com -- a substitute for natural selection
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>> Yeah, I think an uncle of mine has one. Â I didn't bother to check who
>> issued the certificate, and what kind of priviledges, rights, or
>> responsibilities it actually comes with.
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>> At the very least, with these certificates, I hope to see these
>> charlatans sued and put to jail if and when they give harmful
>> diagnosis, treatment, and advice. Â For example, any shaman advising a
>> patient not to seek medical attention for a condition which results in
>> a patient's death should be charged and convicted for negligent
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I wouldn't go so far as to say "never," but I do think that the
community is becoming more savvy and welcoming of medical attention.
These new trendy shamans can pretty much make up what ever they want
now, so they are not bound by old ideals.
I agree, that regardless of faith, old or yexus, negligent spiritual
leaders should be held accountable.
