Christian Psychology

[MercenaryForHire]

Originally posted by: bamacre
I don't see what the problem is here. You know before hand what you are getting into, if you need help, and aren't seeking it in a religious means, don't call. At least you are told up front. Many people probably are seeking this kind of help, thus the ad, and if that's what they prefer and/or need, this is the place for them, not everyone. Sometimes people need help coping with life, and sometimes those people happen to be Christian and would like advice or help from someone with similair beliefs. Why the outcry?

If you don't like chicken, don't go to KFC for lunch.

KFC keeps knocking on my door and demanding that I eat an eight-piece combo.

Should I drive a steak through their hearts?

- M4H

 

[0roo0roo]

its where u talk to hookers about ur problems.

 

[Lonyo]

Originally posted by: shinerburke

Originally posted by: Nik<BR>

Originally posted by: shinerburke<BR>Have the radio on in my office....walked back in to hear a commercial going off. All I heard was "Remember, if you or a loved one has a drinking or drug problem to call us. We offer the finest care in accordance with the practice of Christian Psychology."<BR><BR>Now I ask....what the hell is Christian Psychology?

<BR><BR>:roll: close minded flaming troll :|

Close minded huh? Mind telling me how exactly? All I said was that I don't understand what this is or the reasoning behind it. Much like Physics for Christians.........it's just silly. Seems to me it's a way for people to prey(pun intended) on people who need help and also happen to be Christian.

How is it closed-minded?
He is asking people what it is to find out about it, rather that assuming it's total BS.
If you ask me, that's 100% the opposite of being closed minded, unlike some of the earlier posters, who just said "It's bullshit".

 

[Lonyo]

Originally posted by: db
I would guess that Christian psychology would be psychology with morals, rather than psychology w/o morals. You have a choice. It's not like someone is holding a gun to your head and saying you have to go to a Christian psychologist.<BR><BR>The question is: Why does this bother you?

So, er, only Christians can have morals then?

 

[Lonyo]

Originally posted by: Isla

Originally posted by: Jumpem<BR>It's the only kind of shrink that I would go to. I think most "secular" psychologists are the liberal anti-God type.

<BR><BR>Well, fine if it makes you feel more secure in your faith, I guess.<BR><BR>My In-Laws were very disappointed that I majored in Psychology and Sociology in college. They felt that is was all very anti-Christian. I didn't find that it was at all.<BR><BR>What I did find was that my inlaws are are remarkably prejudiced and xenophobic. Why be so threatened by science?

I think they just thought Sociology and Psychology are worthless
They just didn't want to say so outright

 

[Lonyo]

Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire

Originally posted by: bamacre
I don't see what the problem is here. You know before hand what you are getting into, if you need help, and aren't seeking it in a religious means, don't call. At least you are told up front. Many people probably are seeking this kind of help, thus the ad, and if that's what they prefer and/or need, this is the place for them, not everyone. Sometimes people need help coping with life, and sometimes those people happen to be Christian and would like advice or help from someone with similair beliefs. Why the outcry?

If you don't like chicken, don't go to KFC for lunch.

KFC keeps knocking on my door and demanding that I eat an eight-piece combo.

Should I drive a steak through their hearts?

- M4H

Steak or stake?
Steak would be the ultimate irony for KFC.

 

[MercenaryForHire]

Originally posted by: Lonyo

Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire

Originally posted by: bamacre
I don't see what the problem is here. You know before hand what you are getting into, if you need help, and aren't seeking it in a religious means, don't call. At least you are told up front. Many people probably are seeking this kind of help, thus the ad, and if that's what they prefer and/or need, this is the place for them, not everyone. Sometimes people need help coping with life, and sometimes those people happen to be Christian and would like advice or help from someone with similair beliefs. Why the outcry?

If you don't like chicken, don't go to KFC for lunch.

KFC keeps knocking on my door and demanding that I eat an eight-piece combo.

Should I drive a steak through their hearts?

- M4H

Steak or stake?
Steak would be the ultimate irony for KFC.

The misspelling was deliberate.

- M4H

 

[Lonyo]

Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire

Originally posted by: Lonyo

Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire

Originally posted by: bamacre
I don't see what the problem is here. You know before hand what you are getting into, if you need help, and aren't seeking it in a religious means, don't call. At least you are told up front. Many people probably are seeking this kind of help, thus the ad, and if that's what they prefer and/or need, this is the place for them, not everyone. Sometimes people need help coping with life, and sometimes those people happen to be Christian and would like advice or help from someone with similair beliefs. Why the outcry?

If you don't like chicken, don't go to KFC for lunch.

KFC keeps knocking on my door and demanding that I eat an eight-piece combo.

Should I drive a steak through their hearts?

- M4H

Steak or stake?
Steak would be the ultimate irony for KFC.

The misspelling was deliberate.

- M4H

Good, KFC could do with some real meat

 

[bamacre]

Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire

Originally posted by: bamacre
I don't see what the problem is here. You know before hand what you are getting into, if you need help, and aren't seeking it in a religious means, don't call. At least you are told up front. Many people probably are seeking this kind of help, thus the ad, and if that's what they prefer and/or need, this is the place for them, not everyone. Sometimes people need help coping with life, and sometimes those people happen to be Christian and would like advice or help from someone with similair beliefs. Why the outcry?

If you don't like chicken, don't go to KFC for lunch.

KFC keeps knocking on my door and demanding that I eat an eight-piece combo.

Should I drive a steak through their hearts?

- M4H

Maybe you need some non-religious therapy, before you can take on something more serious. Not a flame, just a suggestion based on your seemingly lack of ability to get along with others.