John MacArthur: “Mental Illness doesn’t exist”

John MacArthur has publicly stated his disbelief in the concept of mental illness.

During a recent sermon, he expressed his view that what is often labelled as a mental illness should instead be understood through a spiritual lens.

MacArthur argues that the struggles deemed psychiatric conditions are, in many cases, spiritual battles.

He calls for a return to scriptural solutions rather than psychiatric diagnoses.

MacArthur’s statements have sparked a conversation about the intersection of faith, mental health, and modern psychology.

His stance raises important questions about how mental health issues are perceived and treated in various communities.