Jay Adams’ foundational book, that was key to the founding of the nouthetic counseling movement, was based on what text of Scripture?

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 as mentioned in class was…

Author of the influential, The Biblical Counseling Movement After Adams, based on his doctoral dissertation.

When did the ministry of pastoral care begin?

The psychologist who opened the door for integration in conservative evangelicalism was Clyde Narramore, who was one of the founders of… 

Phil believes that mental disorders are rooted in brain chemistry, embracing the __________________ model.

Who is the troubled theological liberal who is an example of “Assimilation,” who sought to train seminary students by taking them to mental hospitals? 

In the above article, according to our class discussion, the author…

According to The Biblical Counseling Movement After Adams, second Generation biblical counselors differ from Adams in that they…

Questions 91-96 are taken from our textbook, Scripture and Counseling.   In the “Forward,” written by Al Mohler, the author states that…