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It stuck out to me when they said that “Satan comes after our relationships because God made them.”
— Sep 16, 2026 05:10PM
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Chapter 4: “it is imperative for counselors with a Christian worldview to hold themselves to a higher standard.”
Can this make the job more stressful for Christians? How do we handle such a huge responsibility and know when to take care of ourselves at the same time?”
— Sep 16, 2026 05:08PM
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Can this make the job more stressful for Christians? How do we handle such a huge responsibility and know when to take care of ourselves at the same time?”
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Chapter 2: “The lack of standardization of counselor licensure requirements has been and still is a concern in the profession.”
SO HOW IS THIS EVEN PART OF THE PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY AS IT WAS LISTED EARLIER?
Chapter 4: “perhaps a better question to ask is: how do we position people in a way that God can ultimately heal them?”
Yeah, but is this still pushing out religion onto other people?
— Sep 16, 2026 05:06PM
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SO HOW IS THIS EVEN PART OF THE PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY AS IT WAS LISTED EARLIER?
Chapter 4: “perhaps a better question to ask is: how do we position people in a way that God can ultimately heal them?”
Yeah, but is this still pushing out religion onto other people?








