Comments on: Reframing Your God: Psychotherapy at the Pinnacle of Babel http://www.thenewsbeats.com/2007/09/23/reframing-your-god-psychotherapy-at-the-pinnacle-of-babel/ Thu, 12 Jan 2012 01:26:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: David Dansker http://www.thenewsbeats.com/2007/09/23/reframing-your-god-psychotherapy-at-the-pinnacle-of-babel/#comment-4584 David Dansker Fri, 18 Jan 2008 16:33:40 +0000 http://www.laodiceannewsbeat.com/?p=313#comment-4584 Vincent, Thank you for taking time to contribute intelligence from Australia, and for your words of encouragement, David Vincent,

Thank you for taking time to contribute intelligence from Australia, and for your words of encouragement,

David

]]> By: David Dansker http://www.thenewsbeats.com/2007/09/23/reframing-your-god-psychotherapy-at-the-pinnacle-of-babel/#comment-32187 David Dansker Fri, 18 Jan 2008 16:33:40 +0000 http://www.laodiceannewsbeat.com/?p=313#comment-32187 Vincent, Thank you for taking time to contribute intelligence from Australia, and for your words of encouragement, David Vincent,

Thank you for taking time to contribute intelligence from Australia, and for your words of encouragement,

David

]]> By: vincent lyons http://www.thenewsbeats.com/2007/09/23/reframing-your-god-psychotherapy-at-the-pinnacle-of-babel/#comment-4569 vincent lyons Fri, 18 Jan 2008 02:07:07 +0000 http://www.laodiceannewsbeat.com/?p=313#comment-4569 Hi David It is encouraging to know that there are some who are not taken in by all the false things in the church. Your article is a blessing to those who love the truth. I live in Australia and went on a caravan trip last year with my wife and in every town we visited I checked out the Christian book shops. Probably ninety percent of the books on sale were on subjects which have nothing to do with the gospel of Jesus Christ and needless to say not many additions were made to my library. Keep up the good work. Vince Hi David

It is encouraging to know that there are some who are not taken in by all the false things in the church. Your article is a blessing to those who love the truth. I live in Australia and went on a caravan trip last year with my wife and in every town we visited I checked out the Christian book shops. Probably ninety percent of the books on sale were on subjects which have nothing to do with the gospel of Jesus Christ and needless to say not many additions were made to my library. Keep up the good work. Vince

]]> By: vincent lyons http://www.thenewsbeats.com/2007/09/23/reframing-your-god-psychotherapy-at-the-pinnacle-of-babel/#comment-32186 vincent lyons Fri, 18 Jan 2008 02:07:07 +0000 http://www.laodiceannewsbeat.com/?p=313#comment-32186 Hi David It is encouraging to know that there are some who are not taken in by all the false things in the church. Your article is a blessing to those who love the truth. I live in Australia and went on a caravan trip last year with my wife and in every town we visited I checked out the Christian book shops. Probably ninety percent of the books on sale were on subjects which have nothing to do with the gospel of Jesus Christ and needless to say not many additions were made to my library. Keep up the good work. Vince Hi David

It is encouraging to know that there are some who are not taken in by all the false things in the church. Your article is a blessing to those who love the truth. I live in Australia and went on a caravan trip last year with my wife and in every town we visited I checked out the Christian book shops. Probably ninety percent of the books on sale were on subjects which have nothing to do with the gospel of Jesus Christ and needless to say not many additions were made to my library. Keep up the good work. Vince

]]> By: dannygirl http://www.thenewsbeats.com/2007/09/23/reframing-your-god-psychotherapy-at-the-pinnacle-of-babel/#comment-2670 dannygirl Sun, 11 Nov 2007 14:10:21 +0000 http://www.laodiceannewsbeat.com/?p=313#comment-2670 David, Your piece is so deep. It's profound. It is the spirit realm. With your graphics, one can see the compromise and wolrdliness of the evangelical Church today is chaos. In the greek Kathos and in the latin catholic. It has become somewhat all embracing. Universalist. But the whole Evangelical Church is not there yet. Just the apostate emergent Church. But the Purpose driven Church is so close. It is on the brink of Chasm. One can hardly call it a Christian Church. What will be the end? David,

Your piece is so deep. It’s profound. It is the spirit realm. With your graphics, one can see the compromise and wolrdliness of the evangelical Church today is chaos. In the greek Kathos and in the latin catholic. It has become somewhat all embracing. Universalist. But the whole Evangelical Church is not there yet. Just the apostate emergent Church. But the Purpose driven Church is so close. It is on the brink of Chasm. One can hardly call it a Christian Church. What will be the end?

]]> By: dannygirl http://www.thenewsbeats.com/2007/09/23/reframing-your-god-psychotherapy-at-the-pinnacle-of-babel/#comment-32185 dannygirl Sun, 11 Nov 2007 14:10:21 +0000 http://www.laodiceannewsbeat.com/?p=313#comment-32185 David, Your piece is so deep. It's profound. It is the spirit realm. With your graphics, one can see the compromise and wolrdliness of the evangelical Church today is chaos. In the greek Kathos and in the latin catholic. It has become somewhat all embracing. Universalist. But the whole Evangelical Church is not there yet. Just the apostate emergent Church. But the Purpose driven Church is so close. It is on the brink of Chasm. One can hardly call it a Christian Church. What will be the end? David,

Your piece is so deep. It’s profound. It is the spirit realm. With your graphics, one can see the compromise and wolrdliness of the evangelical Church today is chaos. In the greek Kathos and in the latin catholic. It has become somewhat all embracing. Universalist. But the whole Evangelical Church is not there yet. Just the apostate emergent Church. But the Purpose driven Church is so close. It is on the brink of Chasm. One can hardly call it a Christian Church. What will be the end?

]]> By: David Dansker http://www.thenewsbeats.com/2007/09/23/reframing-your-god-psychotherapy-at-the-pinnacle-of-babel/#comment-2240 David Dansker Sat, 27 Oct 2007 22:44:43 +0000 http://www.laodiceannewsbeat.com/?p=313#comment-2240 Loretta, Thank you so very much for taking the time to make this contribution of your knowledge and firsthand experience. Psychoheresy is insidious and rapacious, and many in the Church remain seized in its grip. It's insights like yours that helps them to identify what they suspect, and gives them the encouragement to break free. Loretta,

Thank you so very much for taking the time to make this contribution of your knowledge and firsthand experience. Psychoheresy is insidious and rapacious, and many in the Church remain seized in its grip. It’s insights like yours that helps them to identify what they suspect, and gives them the encouragement to break free.

]]> By: David Dansker http://www.thenewsbeats.com/2007/09/23/reframing-your-god-psychotherapy-at-the-pinnacle-of-babel/#comment-32184 David Dansker Sat, 27 Oct 2007 22:44:43 +0000 http://www.laodiceannewsbeat.com/?p=313#comment-32184 Loretta, Thank you so very much for taking the time to make this contribution of your knowledge and firsthand experience. Psychoheresy is insidious and rapacious, and many in the Church remain seized in its grip. It's insights like yours that helps them to identify what they suspect, and gives them the encouragement to break free. Loretta,

Thank you so very much for taking the time to make this contribution of your knowledge and firsthand experience. Psychoheresy is insidious and rapacious, and many in the Church remain seized in its grip. It’s insights like yours that helps them to identify what they suspect, and gives them the encouragement to break free.

]]> By: Loretta http://www.thenewsbeats.com/2007/09/23/reframing-your-god-psychotherapy-at-the-pinnacle-of-babel/#comment-2224 Loretta Sat, 27 Oct 2007 15:43:42 +0000 http://www.laodiceannewsbeat.com/?p=313#comment-2224 "the mingling of psychological theories with biblical principals to compromise or contradict biblical Christianity." In Oct. 2005 Chap Clark was invited to our (previous) church to give a lecture on his book, Hurt: Understanding the Hearts and Minds of Youth Today. I believe the subtitle of this book has been changed. For 3 hours he reiterated Psych+Soc 101 class with a few verses or Christian principles thrown in. He addressed two audiences at the beginning: "people of faith, and people not of faith." He was an expert in diaprax. He did not teach Christians from the bible on the subject of teens, and he did not evangelize the unbelievers there at all. He blended everyone together. This was psychological education and advice for "the whole community". After declaring the primary importance (over family) of the social cluster (clique) in the life of a teen at school, he advised parents: "My advice to you parents is not to encourage your teen to share their faith in God with their friends in the social cluster, because if they do not like it, that could jeopardize their standing (in the group) and that is the worst possible thing that could happen to them." I couldn't take any more after that and was literally sick after hearing this lecture. That was my last event/service there (except for a memorial service), ending 20 years there. I thought before that the talk was going to be Biblical teaching for Christian parents, and how to evangelize teens. How naive I was. http://witnessingencouragement.wordpress.com/2007/03/30/educate-me/ “the mingling of psychological theories with biblical principals to compromise or contradict biblical Christianity.”

In Oct. 2005 Chap Clark was invited to our (previous) church to give a lecture on his book, Hurt: Understanding the Hearts and Minds of Youth Today. I believe the subtitle of this book has been changed. For 3 hours he reiterated Psych+Soc 101 class with a few verses or Christian principles thrown in. He addressed two audiences at the beginning: “people of faith, and people not of faith.” He was an expert in diaprax. He did not teach Christians from the bible on the subject of teens, and he did not evangelize the unbelievers there at all. He blended everyone together. This was psychological education and advice for “the whole community”.

After declaring the primary importance (over family) of the social cluster (clique) in the life of a teen at school, he advised parents: “My advice to you parents is not to encourage your teen to share their faith in God with their friends in the social cluster, because if they do not like it, that could jeopardize their standing (in the group) and that is the worst possible thing that could happen to them.”

I couldn’t take any more after that and was literally sick after hearing this lecture. That was my last event/service there (except for a memorial service), ending 20 years there. I thought before that the talk was going to be Biblical teaching for Christian parents, and how to evangelize teens. How naive I was.

http://witnessingencouragement.wordpress.com/2007/03/30/educate-me/

]]> By: Loretta http://www.thenewsbeats.com/2007/09/23/reframing-your-god-psychotherapy-at-the-pinnacle-of-babel/#comment-32183 Loretta Sat, 27 Oct 2007 15:43:42 +0000 http://www.laodiceannewsbeat.com/?p=313#comment-32183 "the mingling of psychological theories with biblical principals to compromise or contradict biblical Christianity." In Oct. 2005 Chap Clark was invited to our (previous) church to give a lecture on his book, Hurt: Understanding the Hearts and Minds of Youth Today. I believe the subtitle of this book has been changed. For 3 hours he reiterated Psych+Soc 101 class with a few verses or Christian principles thrown in. He addressed two audiences at the beginning: "people of faith, and people not of faith." He was an expert in diaprax. He did not teach Christians from the bible on the subject of teens, and he did not evangelize the unbelievers there at all. He blended everyone together. This was psychological education and advice for "the whole community". After declaring the primary importance (over family) of the social cluster (clique) in the life of a teen at school, he advised parents: "My advice to you parents is not to encourage your teen to share their faith in God with their friends in the social cluster, because if they do not like it, that could jeopardize their standing (in the group) and that is the worst possible thing that could happen to them." I couldn't take any more after that and was literally sick after hearing this lecture. That was my last event/service there (except for a memorial service), ending 20 years there. I thought before that the talk was going to be Biblical teaching for Christian parents, and how to evangelize teens. How naive I was. http://witnessingencouragement.wordpress.com/2007/03/30/educate-me/ “the mingling of psychological theories with biblical principals to compromise or contradict biblical Christianity.”

In Oct. 2005 Chap Clark was invited to our (previous) church to give a lecture on his book, Hurt: Understanding the Hearts and Minds of Youth Today. I believe the subtitle of this book has been changed. For 3 hours he reiterated Psych+Soc 101 class with a few verses or Christian principles thrown in. He addressed two audiences at the beginning: “people of faith, and people not of faith.” He was an expert in diaprax. He did not teach Christians from the bible on the subject of teens, and he did not evangelize the unbelievers there at all. He blended everyone together. This was psychological education and advice for “the whole community”.

After declaring the primary importance (over family) of the social cluster (clique) in the life of a teen at school, he advised parents: “My advice to you parents is not to encourage your teen to share their faith in God with their friends in the social cluster, because if they do not like it, that could jeopardize their standing (in the group) and that is the worst possible thing that could happen to them.”

I couldn’t take any more after that and was literally sick after hearing this lecture. That was my last event/service there (except for a memorial service), ending 20 years there. I thought before that the talk was going to be Biblical teaching for Christian parents, and how to evangelize teens. How naive I was.

http://witnessingencouragement.wordpress.com/2007/03/30/educate-me/

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