REPTILIAN RULERS EXPOSED

[TruthWorthy]

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I'd say spiritual health could be very practical in the form of moral guidance. I certainly felt that having being failed badly by medical professionals who experimented on me not considering the whole person as it didn't enter their remit as they saw it.

In your understanding 'spiritual health' is directly related to 'moral guidance'? Something which is imposed on an individual level, by parents and education institution. So the Nazi's could say they were living within their moral principles and therefore have a spiritual healthiness in their 'being' . . .
Or is it your opinion that a healthy (overactive) "inner voice" of "morality" is the subjective sign of spiritual health.
I see the concept of spiritual as meaning directly character/personality; health as in functioning effectively. So spiritual health really becomes personality that's practical.

I don't really know what you're saying here TW. 'Imposed' is a loaded qualification. I'd say morality is learned and inspired, and also innate. In Nazi society a certain moral compass was unnaturally imposed. It follows that a person not choosing to follow 'healthy' morals (which is what I'd call Christian morals) would be similarly at risk of skewed morals.

An 'inner voice' is corruptible internally and externally.

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I beg to differ.
A human only becomes what they're exposed to, what they learn through experiences. The moral guidance that is taught, becomes that inner guide to morality which is that little voice. The innate morals are only morals that have become second nature through repeated practice-reinforcement. Obviously bad behaviour will have negative consequences and so will deter a thinking person from repeating such acts; conversely, treating others appropriately will tend to produce 'good' results and reinforces those.
Inspired morals!?
I think the bible is what you mean here. And it is essentially the same thing as being taught to live in a way that was considered to be in accordance with "god's" wishes a long time ago. I call following this uninspired.