The Man Born Blind and Counseling Biases
No biblical counselor approaches a counseling conversation as a blank slate. We all bring our own experiences, theological convictions, interpretive lenses, and assumptions.
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No biblical counselor approaches a counseling conversation as a blank slate.
We all bring our own experiences, theological convictions, interpretive lenses, and assumptions.
Even sound doctrine, when carelessly applied, can obscure rather than clarify a person's struggles.
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No biblical counselor approaches a counseling conversation as a blank slate. We all bring our own experiences, theological convictions, interpretive lenses, and assumptions. Even sound doctrine, when carelessly applied, can obscure rather than clarify a person's struggles.
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