Is A.D.D. a Sin? Understanding the Spiritual and Physiological Dimensions

A.D.D. brings unique temptations to sin, but Pastor John encourages those who affected by the disorder with the gospel’s power to transform and renew.

The text discusses the question of whether A.D.D. (Attention Deficit Disorder) is a sin, emphasizing that it is a brain condition with both physiological and spiritual dimensions. The author argues that having A.D.D. is not a sin, but individuals with A.D.D. may be prone to sin in certain ways and need to embrace humility and seek practical help to cope with its challenges.

A.D.D. is a brain condition that presents challenges due to a combination of deficient focus and hyperfocus.
The author argues that while having A.D.D. is not a sin, individuals with A.D.D. may be prone to sin in specific ways and need to embrace humility and seek practical help to cope with its challenges.
The text emphasizes the interplay between the soul and the brain, and the role of spiritual transformation in living fruitfully with A.D.D.