When Intrusive Religious Questions Become Obsessive Compulsions

God's Word, God's Word! For all brothers and sisters, if one of you feels urgent questions on the mind about religion and faith (or in anything in general) and these ideas are very frequent, very annoying and very authoritarian, and hardly a person finishes one until he finds another has replaced it, this is God and God is not his solution in the search for answers! This is obsessive-compulsive disorder, and this is a psychological disorder that needs to be treated by a specialist psychiatrist. Despite the bad stigma surrounding mental illness in our society, but it is a stigma that is not based on anything, mental illness is just like organic diseases, and one should not give in to corrupt social perceptions, and leave oneself without a cure! The sooner you seek treatment, the faster you will be. But what happens unfortunately from some afflicted with this disease is something completely different. The person gives in to the idea that the solution lies in looking for answers, he asks everyone who can ask him, and enters more than one Facebook account and writes more than one email and from more than one phone. Ok, what is the point of all this? You exhaust yourself and your brothers with you, although your subjective experience proves that there is never rest after the answer to the question, but the answer itself makes more than one question come to mind, and then you search for answers to the 10 questions, resulting in answers to 100 new questions, so you search for answers to 100 questions, resulting in 1000 questions, and in this course, the disease becomes more complex and leads to increased rates of depression and anxiety, and may lead to complete disruption of normal life activities. This path means that it will harm you more than others, and God we pity you, and you are our eyes. You think that it is our reluctance to dialogue with you that harms you, while it does not hurt you more than opening dialogues on those ideas whose source is the accidental disturbance. Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a real disease, and a difficult disease, we ask God to appoint all those afflicted with it, and we wish any brother or sister (they are among us in this area, and even on this page) afflicted with this disorder to ask God for help and to seek healing, and never to leave themselves in this bad path that we described above. We ask the Lord your God, the Almighty, to help you. — Source: Published on Facebook's "Braheen Center" page https://www.facebook.com/braheen.org/posts/pfbid0QZH7xXff2dgZQTvsESHYYqtJQrp2Dcpsba29tFXu7dZR9DtYuf86G55PCV45zJxCl