by Guest Author | Apr 15, 2021 | "Christian Psychology", Christian Ministry, Contending for the Faith, Psychoheresy and Christian Organizations
by Marvin Fieldhouse Editors’ note: This article follows directly from “PsychoBlasphemy, Part Two”[1] and is excerpted from Marvin Fieldhouse’s chapter titled “The Blasphemy of the Religious Psychologist” from his book And Tender Blasphemies.[2] “THE BLASPHEMY OF THE...
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by Guest Author | Feb 26, 2021 | "Christian Psychology", Christian Ministry, Contending for the Faith, Psychoheresy and Christian Organizations
by Marvin Fieldhouse Preliminary Remarks by Martin & Deidre Bobgan Preliminary Remarks This article follows directly from “PsychoBlasphemy, Part One”1 with a section from Marvin Fieldhouse’s chapter titled “The Blasphemy of the Religious Psychologist” from his...
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by Guest Author | Jan 3, 2021 | "Christian Psychology", Christian Ministry, Contending for the Faith, Psychoheresy and Christian Organizations
by Marvin Fieldhouse Preliminary Remarks by Martin & Deidre Bobgan Preliminary Remarks When Paul brought the Gospel—the Good News of salvation and new life in Jesus—people believed, received, and began to live the new life. Paul had declared: “Therefore if any man...
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by Martin and Deidre Bobgan | Aug 31, 2020 | "Christian Psychology"
Because this article is about licensed psychotherapists, we first repeat what we have said in the past: One of us earned a doctorate and qualified for the California Clinical Psychologist License, but decided not to apply for it. We had come to the same conclusion as...
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by Martin and Deidre Bobgan | Jun 29, 2020 | "Christian Psychology", Christian Ministry, Psychoheresy and Christian Organizations, Psychological Types & Tests
Editors’ Note The following article, which was excerpted from our book Missions & PsychoHeresy,1 was published 20 years ago. We have updated and expanded the original article to included important added information from the book, including a list of the mission...
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by Martin and Deidre Bobgan | Mar 1, 2020 | "Christian Psychology"
Aargh!? Aargh is a word that is “used as an expression of anguish, horror, rage, or other strong emotion, often with humorous intent.”1 In our January-February newsletter we published our article titled “Hidden in Plain Sight” to make it clear that those in the...
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