Everlasting life? How going to church could help you live longer

In the past 2000, it has spread the message of eternal life - but for the first time since then

Well, experts pointed out that going to church can also positively help people live longer here and now.

Epidemiologists analyzed the data, drew more than 74,000 women's lives in 16 years, and found that the most common believers are less likely to die during this period than those who have not received service It was.

But even those who occasionally go to church have significantly higher survival rates than those who do not.

Frequent participation in religious services and all causes of women, cardiovascular system and the risk of death from cancer are greatly reduced JAMA internal scientific research

They pointed out that especially the average believer has fewer deaths due to heart disease or cancer than those who did not.

An international research team, including Professor Tyler Vander Weele, Professor of Epidemiology at Harvard University's Thai Public Health Graduate School, can become a member of the congregation not only disturb customs such as smoking but can be solitary and optimistic I think that it will reduce gender.

Previous studies have shown that there is statistical relevance between the loneliness of the report and poor physical condition, and it is estimated that it corresponds to 15 cigarettes a day.

A new research published online in JAMA Internal Medicine magazine is a nurse health study to collect large samples of American women including all nurses who completed a questionnaire about their lives between 1996 and 2012 We will use the information gathered for. .

Of the 74,534 women surveyed at the time of the survey, 13,537 people died in 2012, one third of them died from cancer, one in five was due to cardiovascular disease.

Almost a quarter of the respondents went to church twice a week or more and 40% answered that they attended classes every week.

Religion and spirituality may be a lacking awareness resource that a doctor can explore with patients as a conclusion of appropriate research.

The number of people in the first group is one-third of the number of people in the group other than the church.

Specifically, the likelihood of death from cardiovascular disease is reduced by 27% and the risk of death from cancer is reduced by 21%.

At the same time, the researchers said that the risk of death of weekly worshipers was 26% higher than those of those who avoided, but those who participated in activities decreased by 13%.

In this survey, it was concluded that "religion and spirit may be a resource that is not fully recognized, which doctors can explore with patients as needed".

"When I heard someone talking for the first time, a man named Jether Vinson came to the church I plan to go to, when he preached, I felt this was his life, which is his testimony He used to live a life of sin and victory once, but this is his role model, he can see that he has lived my way of life and way of action.I have the same thing It may be, but there is no need to keep committing a crime, "Soon, I recall reading that" Jesus grew up with wisdom and body "(Luke 2: 52) Wow! Did Jesus grow up? God does not need to grow. God is God. What else can I add to God? "But Jesus grew up with wisdom and size, which is huge for me." I can grow with wisdom and size! "Although Jesus is a child of God, he did not come to the world like God, he came here as a man, he must also obey God.

Jesus was John 3:16, and God loved the world and was given him the only born child, so it was told that those who believe in him will not perish and will have eternal life. If everything you do is to believe in Jesus so that you do not go to hell, you miss the eternal life that the Lord wishes to be with you. Why is this misunderstood? This is because the church changed the message of salvation. In John 3:16, they are put after the word "death". They told that during this world God sent his son to die for their sins. This eliminates the intimate relationship with God as the real message of eternal life and the purpose of salvation