Schlagwort: biblical ministers

Psychology as Heresy: Why Christians Must Reject Psychotherapy

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Psychology as Heresy: Why Christians Must Reject Psychotherapy Introduction In recent decades, psychotherapy has been promoted in America as a “scientific” solution for human struggles. Yet the Church historically understood that the cure of souls—the cura animarum—belongs to Christ and His ministers, not to secular theories. Increasingly, faithful Christian scholars, pastors, and seminaries are sounding […]

The 1963 Turning Point: How Rockefeller Philanthropy Replaced the Church with Clinical Psychology in Missouri Law

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The 1963 Turning Point: How Rockefeller Philanthropy Replaced the Church with Clinical Psychology in Missouri Law I. Introduction Missouri is often held up as a conservative, Christian state. Yet even here, in the heartland, the machinery of secular psychiatry was written into law in ways that supplanted the Church’s historic role as caretaker of souls. […]