N. Levashov's «SvetL Broom» in A. Khatybov's «Bath School» Book 3. The Cell and Health

Book 3. The Cell and Health. Chapter 5. They drink drugs to health 320 world. What kind of guarantees can there be ?! And even more so today, when everything habitual is collapsing before our eyes, and yet we (the vast majority) are not able to see and absorb the new shoots. An ordinary person, for some reason, is firmly convinced that, seeing a doctor, he allegedly has some guarantees of something there . In fact, there have never been any guarantees, and there will not be. Here it is another matter – when seeing a doctor, a person takes responsibility off himself and puts it on other people's shoulders. The situation is the same, as faith in God – a person is extremely weak, and therefore he needs someone who can easily shake off all his failures and tragedies. Or, in any case, somehow justify them, that is, be able to point a finger at someone who is responsible for what is happening. Once again I want to say it again, not trusting in anything (including the Programs): for one reason or another anything might happen. Suddenly. For no apparent reason. Recently I learned that there is a gradation of doctors regarding their belief in God. And all this within the framework of medical science and elements of knowledge in healing people. Currently, there are several types of doctors' attitude towards God. Type 1: a doctor-atheist. A doctor brought up on a materialistic basis and believing that there is no God. There are about 20% of such doctors in Russian medicine. Type II: non-Christian doctor. A doctor who believes in God, but does not confess the Holy Trinity and Jesus Christ as the Son of God. They are Muslims, Buddhists, Jews. Type III: a non-Orthodox Christian doctor. These are doctors who adhere to the Catholic, Lutheran and other non-Orthodox dogma. Type IV: a doctor who recognizes Orthodoxy. This is a doctor baptized in Orthodoxy, respectful of the Church and its sacraments, but not living a church life, not observing rules and canons of the Church, i.e. he (she) is not much religious person. There are majority of such doctors in Russian medical institutions. About 70% of doctors consider themselves Orthodox, in fact they are not. Type V: doctor occultist. A doctor who understands God in the misconceptions of a mystical character, considering Him simply a mind, a force endowed with energy, something (not someone, but