How do you feel about people who are jealous of smart people, details in my question?

[jennifer_bloom]

As a Christian I believe God can raise or lower your I. Q. so I do not get jealous of smart people because I believe I can change my I. Q. through my faith and behaviour since I have studied the bible for so long.

I also know people who were once intelligent but did terrible things with their lives and then became brain damaged and could not do even 1/4 the things they could do before their new brain injury.

One example of change is my verbal I. Q. I was severely impaired in my communication abilities as a child and now I believe I have the communication skills of a physician or professor.

[TGNorth]

The Bible says to lean not on your own understanding. IQ is dictated by the worlds view of comprehension and aptitude in intellectual areas. Problem solving, science, mathematics, ability to adapt and to understand what is given to us by testing. I have had my IQ tested and yes- it is in the highly gifted quotient. But the matter is- the worlds view of intelligence based on their understanding. Yet at the same time- science is changing every day.

God is unconcerned of your worldly intelligence. God disproves worldly intelligence all the time which is why scientist argue. Which is why theology and hypothesis exist. People who are are geniuses still understand that there are things that are unexplainable. People who avoid the possibility of Gods existence are the people who feel uncomfortable with feeling like they do not know or can comprehend something- therefore disregard it. wisdom in the Lord is different than IQ. Knowledge from God outsmarts science.

When we accept the fact that we will never be able to know everything is when we can find comfort in knowing that it’s because we serve a God who humbles us so that He may be exalted.

[Sameone]

There is no relationship between religion and IQ. My IQ is 147 to 151 and I have never been religious

IQ depends on the mind's ability to comprehend and according to your age. What does religion have to do with this matter?