Some Christians view the Bible as a collection of universal life principles, which play a role in character formation, rather than focusing on the truth of the gospel.  Perhaps the key example of this approach was _____.

Your instructor, Dr. Mazak, is _____.

The “Christian Psychology View” encourages Christians to _____.

A school principal teaches his teachers to never give students direct advice, but to listen as they try to help the students discover the answers within themselves.  This type of thinking is typical of those who embrace _____ psychotherapy. 

After Narramore opened the door (above question), the most popular integrationist to walk through the door was James Dobson, who founded a ministry knows as _____.

Who repented of their participation in the BC movement, convinced that it actually is not biblical? 

John MacArthur’s Our Sufficiency in Christ is a biblical critique of _____.

The title of Richard Baxter’s mammoth work dealing with pastoral counseling issues, including Christian ethics, economics, ecclesiastics, and politics, is:

Biblical counselors believe in the sufficiency of Scripture, i.e., they believe that the Scripture is _____.

The “Levels of Explanation” view in our textbook believes that _____.