Secular psychology seeks to understand the creature by the creature. Biblical counseling turns to the Creator to understand the creature.
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How should biblical counselors relate to one another when they perceive differences in their biblical counseling views and practices?
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What biblical principles could guide us as biblical counselors as we interact with other biblical counselors—especially with those with whom we disagree?
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For life in our broken world, do we need Christ+, or the Gospel+, or Scripture+, or Christianity+ the world’s wisdom? Or, is Christianity sufficient for life in our fallen world?
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When people asked Paul, “Where do we turn for life wisdom among many fiercely competitive worldview options?” he responded with an infinite answer in one word: “Christ!”
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