Should you rely upon that "muslim" doctor???

This is a topic that is not AGAINST people who are practicing medicine in general, or who simply cannot CHOOSE their health care worker that takes care of them.


Rather this is a topic to consider personal FAITH beliefs as well as CONVICTIONS on how to reach the lost as a BIBLE BELIEVING CHRISTIAN, especially if they are in favor of "women's rights" and eliminating "anti-antisemitism/anti-Israel" mentality.

On my facebook feed, a man from Pakistan, whom I fully believe is a GOOD man, and not interested in terrorizing ANYONE, had his arms, legs, hands and other things broken.  He was able to type on the computer to his friends.  What was his offence?  He supports Israel and the JEWS.  That is what he LOVES to support.  He also loves America.

Unfortunately, someone would look at that man in Pakistan and say he is a "liar" and "hates muslims" because he is supporting something they don't want a man to support, based on their religious beliefs.

If a person has the faith conviction that it is not the best to rely upon the "professional healthcare system" regularly, but rather to rely upon super natural or basic-needs from home, then that is a personal conviction, so long as the most vulnerable are getting the help they need.  The patient and family have the right to refuse services at any time, so long as the most vulnerable will not be in an abusive situation.  Ethically speaking, some healthcare conditions have not been a socially positive experience for certain individuals.

So if a person, who is in a stable mind walks into a clinic in need and a woman who wears a "head scarf" comes to work wearing the scarf, does the patient have the right to refuse using her service if the patient simply doesn't like "muslims" or the "religious" conditions?  The answer is simply this, the patient comes first so long as it is NOT invasive on the LIFE of the healthcare employee.  Kinda like going to a business, if you DO NOT like the service there, then tell someone to get another worker, but DO NOT threaten the worker's life.

This video explains the way the people live in their life-style based on their faith.  I do NOT believe the Muslim religion is the same as the Judeo/Christian faith.  http://www.oneforisrael.com reveals this principle and other resources like Sid Roth....

A person may lead the muslim healthcare worker to topics like www.islam-watch.org, information about the conditions of the faith in various books like -The People vs. Muhammad-, topics about Nabeel Qureshi, and other types of resources that point out the flaws and flukes in the faith.  Many people from the middle east and beyond ARE looking for a hope that is beyond this world, so they DO turn to religious things for various reasons, even health care employees.  If the healthcare worker is HARSH, DISCRIMINATING or BITTER towards, you the patient, then you may ask to see a different worker, if it is severe enough, ask that a report be filed against the health care worker.  In VERY SEVERE cases, like absolute negligence, rapes or unnecessary handling, inappropriate conversations, report the worker immediately.  The patient comes first when it comes to choice in health-care worker, especially if there is only a certain number of doctors and necessary life saving procedure.

Is it ever right to question a person's faith if the person appears "middle eastern"?  A person, in general, from the middle-east can have ANY NUMBER of different faith backgrounds and beliefs about how to treat other people, so it is never safe to assume ALL people from the MIDDLE EAST are Muslim.  Some "brown skin" men from the middle east are even JEWISH or hold some sort of JEWISH heritage.  Like Avi Yimini.  Clearly Avi Yimini is concerned about JUSTICE for the "unloved women" of this world:

All in all, a Muslim healthcare worker MAY even be NICER than a "westerner healthcare worker" who has never encouraged or accepted people of faith.  Perhaps that special western worker supports "abortions," (remember MARY the unwed mother and ELIZABETH chose life under difficult circumstances) "euthanasia," "disengages from disabled children," regularly "gossips," "mixed up relationships," has "racist tendencies" and so forth.  The patient would know the character of the worker that is acceptable.

In summary, consider that the Muslim healthcare worker, or a person of ANY religious faith, WILL possibly use part of the income to FUND a certain "faith group" that they believe in.  If you as a patient, are able to ASK HOW they will use their money from the job, and do research on this "charity," you may decide as a patient if this particular charity is SAFE.

It really isn't necessary to ATTACK a healthcare worker based on the "neutral elements" that are practiced by Muslims.   Anything like polygyny, cousin marriage, head scarf wearing, not eating pork, fasting and so forth.  Some Christians have found that it IS possible to practice Christian faith, or just generally live among people, in Muslim majority countries, and may even be improving daily as research is developed and hearts are changed.  There are even some areas where it is SAFER to be a christian living among Muslims than to live among the "western culture" due to the reality that Jesus was a "middle-eastern" man, and doesn't encourage such wild-living, particularly sexual impurity living. (unfortunately Muslim and Christians have ignored the "rape gangs" among humanity from time to time and is still a problem.)

Be WISE, don't be FOOLISH when it comes to the health care worker in general.  If something doesn't seem right, or you feel that your situation is being violated, do not be afraid to flee the situation or seek other options.

All in All DEPEND upon HIM......because he cares for you....

Lack of salvation is what actually "sucks".....in this life......it isn't the conditions of religious value.....

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