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12 Steps to Destruction - BK Martin and Deidre Bobgan Codependency Recovery Heresies From the back cover:

Exposes popular pseudoscientific practices impacting the church today. Numerous Christians believe in and promote the four temperaments as a means of understanding human nature and behavior. The two most prolific promoters are Dr. Tim LaHaye and Florence Littauer. Their books and seminars have touched and influenced millions of Christians. From the back cover:

Martin and Deidre Bobgan's book Against Biblical Counseling drew some hostile responses from those who perceived it as critical of counseling from the Scriptures. This resource clarifies their position on that issue. From the back cover: Competent to Minister answers such questions as:

What can be wrong with "Christian psychology"?

Hypnotism is potentially dangerous at its best and is demonic at its worst. Hypnotism opens an individual to psychic experiences and satanic possession. When mediums go into hypnotic trances and contact the dead, when clairvoyants reveal information that they could not possibly know, and when fortunetellers through self-hypnosis reveal the future, be assured that Satan is at work.

Contrary to Dr. Dobson's claims, much of his work originates from secular psychological theorists whose opinions are based on a godless foundation. Thus, Dobson uses the Bible as a sanction for dispensing unbiblical ideas. Self-esteem and psychology are the two major thrusts that too often supersede sin, salvation, and sanctification. From the back cover:

By adding the wisdom of men, Christians lose sight of their God-given resources. This book calls Christians back to the Bible and to biblically ordained ministries and mutual care in the body of Christ. From the back cover:

PSYCHOHERESY exposes the fallacies and failure of psychological counseling theories and therapies; reveals the anti-Christian biases, internal contradictions, and documented failures of secular psychotherapy; examines various amalgamations of secular psychologies with Christianity; and explodes firmly entrenched myths that undergird these unholy unions. From the back cover:

This book reveals the origins and faults of problem-centered counseling, describes Christ-centered ministry and how it differs from problem-centered counseling, and encourages local congregations to minister as God has called them to without the influence of the psychological or biblical counseling movements. From the back cover: