People are seeking relief from stress, emotional pain, & destructive habits - making this book a highly relevant resource. It answers these questions and more: Do self-esteem & recovery programs really work? Is it possible to combine God's truth with psychological counsel? When Christians need counsel, where should they seek help? What does the Bible say about self-esteem?
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An interesting look at the foundations of modern psychology.,
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This review is from: The Facts on Self-Esteem, Psychology and the Recovery Movement (Anker Series) (Paperback)
This book conclusively shows much of the psychology and recovery movement's anti-Christian, pro-occult, pro-humanist foundations. This is a a must read for anyone who thinks that modern psychology and the Church can successfully mingle. Ankerberg and Weldon raise some serious questions and concerns that need to be considered by lay Christians, pastors, students, and people in the mental-health industry
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