The Biblical Counseling Movement

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It is difficult to overestimate the importance of this book. The counseling wars of the past half–century have ignited passions often characterized by labels rather than by careful analytic thought. This is the first broadly comprehensive history of these developments. While trying to be open to truth and insight whatever their source, Powlison faithfully argues that the Christian faith must play a constitutive role in building a robust model of Christian counseling.