How might spiritual and physical health be related?
	The idea that the whole person - body and spirit - needs to figure in any therapy recurs throughout the video. This idea has become very popular and is perhaps partly responsible for the increasing interest in 'alternative' medicines. However, the potentially unhealthy aspect of this attitude is that sometimes unwell people feel they should blame themselves for what are in fact unavoidable illnesses. The need for spiritual health could be talked about and reflected on by asking the pupils to write a script for a school assembly. Base it on one of the many TV hospital drama programmes - only in this case the patients who are rushed in for emergency treatment are suffering from 'spiritual' illnesses - anger, sloth, greed… suitable symptoms can be created for each illness (e.g. red face, high pulse, sweating etc for anger) and great play made of detecting such problems with high-tech wizardry. In the end, though, the point is emphasized that these are intangible problems. What medicine can the student suggest for each case?
	Would you prefer to be spiritually healthy and physically unhealthy, or physically healthy and spiritually unhealthy? What do students understand by the concept of 'sin'. How far could it be seen as the opposite of spiritual health? Discussion could include the idea of a situation that divides the individual from God, or things that are good, by a choice or action that is bad for spiritual health.