How do I demonstrate with chemistry the change involved in salvation and Christian growth?

Question

The lesson I remember changed black to white and I believe there was also a red liquid

I need the chemicals used to illustrate to children the cleansing by the blood of Jesus -

Answer 1

To make blood use red food colouring in water.
To make the blood disappear add a feww drops of bleach.

Answer 2

If the changes that occur are emotional then perhaps the change may indeed be proved through chemistry. Are not emotions regulated by chemicals in the brain? Example; when people start to indulge themselves in promiscuous activities certain hormones (or "chemicals") are released into the body and in turn affect the physical appearance of the person along with their emotional state. Chemicals in the brain are heavily involved when it comes to emotions, therefore chemistry is involved. I hope that helped. God Bless

Answer 3

You cannot. There is no change in "salvation" or in "Christian growth". If anything Christians are fooling themselves for the sake of membership in their group. They seem to have no way of measuring their changes and growth. Or else they resist any attempt to measure their changes and growth as being somehow not spiritual. But if they cannot measure their changes and/or growth a serious person has to doubt that they have any idea what is happening or whether any change or growth accually is occurring.

Answer 4

There is no such test. Whoever told you there was is wrong. Such a change occurs in the "heart". That is not the organ, but the place where your emotions lie. There is no physical change. The only test you have is to possibly examine the fruits or actions of an individual. That is not terribly accurate, but it beats any chemistry test.

Answer 5

I am sorry but I have never heard of a way to prove Christian growth with a chemisty set!@

Answer 6

thats not really what happens, the analogy would be difficult in my mind to mimick chemistry.
You'd have to do a chemical reaction whose results have the same appearance but different charactistics.

Answer 7

Religion has more to do with psychiatry than chemistry.