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Psychoheresy : the psychological seduction of Christianity

Authors:Martin Bobgan, Deidre Bobgan

Summary:Psychoheresy: Is about Chistianity 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; Encourages a return to biblical foundations for Christian living. - Back cover

Print Book, English, 1987

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Publisher: EastGate Publishers, Santa Barbara, CA, 1987

Physical Description:259 pages ; 22 cm

ISBN:

9780941717007, 9780941717014, 0941717003, 0941717011

OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:16224584

Subjects:

Christianisme Psychologie

Christianity Psychology

Psychologie et religion

Psychology and religion

Psychology of religion

Additional Physical Form Entry:

Online version:

Bobgan, Martin, 1930-

Contents:

Part one : Psychoseduction. Leaven in the loaf

Psychology as religion

Science or pseudoscience?

Part two : Psychotheology. Promises, promises, promises

Amalgamania

"A way that seemeth right"

Broken cisterns or living waters?

Part three : Psychobabble. The misnomer of mental illness

Mental illness by ballot

Disease, diagnosis, and prognosis

The labeling game

Mental illness or irresponsibility

Part four : Psychoquackery. Is psychotherapy a panacea?

Is psychotherapy a palliative?

Is psychotherapy a placebo?

The emperor's new clothes

Part five : The psychological way or the spiritual way? "Choose you this day"

Beyond counseling

The true vine