How should non-clinically-informed biblical counselors relate to clinically-informed biblical counselors?
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Does our theologically-saturated biblical counseling transform whatever information we might glean from extra-biblical sources?
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In Reformed theology, unregenerate persons are totally depraved and all of their thinking is seen as under the noetic impact of sin. Yet, also in Reformed thinking, the unregenerate person can make valid contributions to society, culture, the arts, research, science, and more. How can these two truths be held together at one time?
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Should we do biblical counseling with non-Christians, or, should we only do evangelism with non-Christians? If we do counsel non-Christians, should we counsel non-Christians differently than Christians? If so, why? How?
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Biblical counselors are well known for emphasizing progressive sanctification. We can be equally well-known for progressively growing together as biblical counselors: the progressive sanctification of the biblical counseling movement.
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