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Sure, I get it. I was genuinely intrigued. It seems that every health sharing program has a Christian background. Was wondering if there were other associations

• judah 9y ago
  Homosexuality in general is associated with higher risk of disease[0]. But from a values standpoint, we believe (as we have for 3500 years) that God's ideal for humanity is monogamous male/female marriage. Homosexuality can't produce children and families, which are important for the stability of a civilization. And, frankly speaking from experience, as a child and teen I benefited from having both a masculine father and a feminine mother. I needed both growing up. They both taught me things the other couldn't. All other things being equal, it is good and scientifically natural for a child to have both a mother and a father. Prescriptions: Prescription prices can be bad. You get discounts as a self-payer. Places like Costco and Walgreen's typically have a membership where you get a pharmacy card and thus lower costs on prescriptions. But ultimately you're on the hook for the cost; health sharing ministries (at least, the one I'm using) don't help with it. If you have high cost prescriptions, health sharing ministries might not be a good option for you. [0]: https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/group/msm/index.html https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/group/msm/index.html