John,
 
Some things to consider for believers...?
 
Many recent reports, and in at least one major study, blames the increased us of cell phones in the United States, as one of the factors in the disappearance of millions upon millions honey bees. While an accurate number of the honey bees here in America who are responsible for the pollination of the natural food sources which we rely for the vast majority of our fruits and vegetables is unknown, researchers have determined that the greatly increased number of cell phone towers in our nation have contributed to the bees "losing their way" home to their respective hives. This alleged powerful "wireless" cell towers phenomena, along with the "GMO" (genetically modified foods), that the bees are unable to digest properly, are being blamed for the potentially catastrophic decrease in, and loss of the many millions of the little bees who produce our honey, and more importantly pollinate the crops that is so crucial to our continued food source.
 
I stopped using a cell phone about 2 1/2 years ago,..and do not miss it and it's perceived "conveniences" in the least. Research has also told us that these little "razor thin" cordless conveniences, are the equivalent of placing a small microwave oven to the side of our head and brain. The signal that these little "conveniences"
emit, are said to be extremely dangerous to, and may severely compromise the health of their users.
 
My question to all believers is, if we truly believe our bodies are the "temple of the Holy Spirit" and we are to be cognizant of what we expose our temples to, and since we were able to live happily and communicate effectively without cell phones a mere 20 years ago, are we to continue to take part in this hazardous means of communicating? Or, is it at all possible to refrain from this previously unneeded convenience, and protect our cerebral matter, as well as the millions of honey bees who have mysteriously vanished over the past 5-10 years?
 
I'd be interested in hearing the opinions who believe they could not "live" without their cell phone, because I have not missed mine since I turned it off in the middle of 2005. Be honest, and thoughtful in your responses, because we will ALL "give an account for very idle word we speak (or write) thereof in the day of judgment."...!!
 
Blessings,
 
James S.