Martin Bobgan
Psychoheresy: The Psychological Seduction Of Christianity
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Eastgate Publishers Title Revised and Expanded! Psychoheresy exposes the fallacies and failure of psychological counseling theories and therapies; reveals the anti-Christian biases, internal contradictions, and documented failures of secular psychotherapy; examines various amalgamations of secular psychologies with Christianity; and explodes firmly entrenched myths that undergird these unholy unions. Psychoheresy is about Christianity and psychology, examines four commonly-held myths about psychology, analyzes attempts to integrate psychology with the Bible, reveals research exposing the fallacies of psychological counseling, and encourages a return to biblical foundations for Christian living.SKU (ISBN): 9780941717236Author: Bobgan, MartinBinding: Trade PaperPublisher: The Berean CallPublished: 01/12
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