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Counseling Unbelievers: A Biblical Perspective

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Counseling Unbelievers: A Biblical Perspective

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What is the primary distinction made regarding counseling unbelievers?

Counseling unbelievers is seen as equivalent to preaching.

Counseling is only appropriate for those who have accepted Christ. (correct)

Unbelievers can be counseled without addressing their spiritual state.

Unbelievers can receive counseling just like believers.

What potential outcome is suggested when counseling an unbeliever based solely on biblical principles?

They could develop a false sense of spirituality. (correct)

They may reject the Bible entirely after the counseling.

They might visibly improve in behavior and morality.

They would likely become more open to faith.

In the context of the content, what is the ultimate goal when working with an unbeliever?

To educate them on the benefits of therapy.

To convince them to join a church.

To make them conform to Christian teachings.

To show them what the Bible says about their problems. (correct)

Which of the following best describes the view of Christian psychology in contrast to the perspective discussed?

<p>It emphasizes that all individuals can be counseled without the gospel.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is implied to be a significant risk of trying to counsel an unbeliever with biblical commands?

<p>They risk rejecting the authority of the Bible entirely.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Counseling Unbelievers

Counseling unbelievers is not possible according to the author, as it is considered "pre-counseling" until the person accepts Christ.
Counseling unbelievers can lead to them adopting a Pharisaical approach, filled with self-righteousness, further separating them from the cross of Jesus.
The author states that Christian psychology believes anyone can be counseled, which contradicts the biblical viewpoint.
The author will work with an unbeliever for a period of time to showcase biblical teachings, with the ultimate goal of leading them towards the gospel.
The author emphasizes that the focus should always be on guiding unbelievers towards the gospel.
Believers operate under the authority of the Word of God, while unbelievers operate under a different authority.
The author believes that attempting to force an unbeliever to follow biblical principles results in a self-righteous individual who isn't truly connected to the cross of Christ.

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Explore the perspectives on counseling unbelievers from a biblical viewpoint. This quiz delves into the author's stance that true counseling for unbelievers should lead them towards acceptance of Christ, rather than mere behavioral corrections. Understand the implications of guiding individuals under different authorities.