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As published in the PsychoHeresy Awareness Letter January - February 2012 - Volume 20 Number 1 |
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Dear Bobgans, The Lord put it on my heart to send the enclosed in your direction as you are one of the very few that we now know of that are keeping faithful to the truth of God’s Word no matter what hassle you are getting as a result of doing so. We appreciate very much the fact that you continue to send us your excellent publication even though you seldom hear from us. May you be blessed and encouraged to keep up your good work for only the truth of the Word will help people in these days of gross apostasy. Ireland |
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Dear Mr. Bobgan, Sadly, there are some serious deficiencies in Christianity today. I will be 30 years old this year, and from my view I see the absolute authority of God’s Word—the Scriptures—majorly and harshly attacked. It appears the church at large is trying to twist Scripture into complacency with our modern culture. Where it cannot be twisted, it is downright changed. Modern culture has become the standard by which right and wrong are judged. What it accepts is acceptable, and what it rejects is despicable or abnormal. Thus culture has become the "god." But its standards are all "relative absolutes" since they change in time as the culture evolves and dictates. I see these relative absolutes now confirmed in doctrinal textbooks, taught from pulpits, presented by youth leaders, studied in cell groups, spread by peer pressure, and carried out in the thought pattern and life of the individual. Thus the Christian world is changing: becoming more and more compatible with the secular culture. What is left behind is Biblical Truth and authority as God designed it. How this ties in with counseling and psychotherapy is that these "relative absolutes" find their base in humanist principles. Humanism’s first purpose is to deny God and convince man that he has everything in himself that he needs. When these humanistic principles are rooted in the secular world the believer is able to seek refuge within the church. But, when the roots of humanism have infiltrated the church, there is no place on earth left for the believer to turn to. The only refuge now is spiritual. What happens if the believer insists on living by the authority of the unchanging principles of Biblical truth and refuses to compromise by merging with the new cultural Christianity? He is labeled an antagonist. A legalist. Against unity. An abuser. Abnormal. Counter-cultural. Legalistic. Psychotic. Definitely in need of counseling! The problem is that now all the counselors, Christian or not, are trained in humanist thinking. Whether they know it or not, their training, which is supposed to "help" the individual, is actually designed to undermine the authority of God’s Word in the individual’s life. Texas |
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PsychoHeresy Awareness Ministries,
Thank you for the ministry you have been so faithful with. I truly
enjoyed the last book I read, 12 Steps to Destruction. Great
piece of work and great revelation from the Lord! It has helped me to
recognize all the heresy that is involved in the program I’m having to
take here at this prison. It’s called S.A.P., substance abuse program.
And it’s a branch off of the A.A. and N.A. twelve steps. So thank you
for this great work. I am in total agreement with your
ministry and it truly encourages and edifies me. Not many people
seriously sit down and take the time to truly compare these theories and
teachings of psychology and compare them to the Word of God. May the
Lord continue to bless you. Prisoner |
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Dear Martin and Deidre, I want to thank you for your books and newsletter. Most informative and educational. I was ministering, not counseling, long before I became aware of your newsletter and books. Both have opened my eyes and ministry to a new level. I cannot thank you enough. Florida Pastor |
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Dear Brethren, Like every year at this time, I like to express my gratefulness of having received your blessed newsletter. The information received is of great value to me, so I really appreciate being updated. I am having some problems, due to the anti-Christian attitude of our present government, as every one else is also having, but with the Lord’s help my permit shall be renewed. Also some young brethren desire to come along, but we have to see, if, along with the desire, comes the call. May our Lord and Savior bless you and your ministry richly. Bolivia |
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Dear Believers in Christ, I thank God for the ministry He has given you. I praise the Lord for your adherence to Scripture and the work you do in His name. May your spirit be encouraged to stay strong in Christ. South Carolina |
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