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Psychiatrist Explains His Belief in Demon Possession
The Washington Post ran a controversial op-ed piece titled, "As a psychiatrist, I diagnose mental illness. Also, I help spot demonic possession." ...
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Our Hope Hinges on Easter
Rick Warren, the former pastor of Saddleback Church and the author of The Purpose Driven Life, together with his wife, Kay, went through a devastating ...
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Foiling Death on Golden Gate Bridge
Ever since the Golden Gate Bridge opened in 1937, people have been jumping off it to their deaths, about 1,200 to date. After eight decades of debate, ...
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Suicide Victim Can't Find One Kind Person
The Golden Gate Bridge, connecting the city of San Francisco with Marin County by spanning the Golden Gate Strait, is one of our world's most recognizable ...
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Ordinary People Deemed Crazy for 'Hearing Voices'
In1973 the journal Science published an article titled "On Being Sane in Insane Places." It described an experiment in which eight "fake" ...
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Preventing Suicide
Suicide has been in the news a lot lately. And unfortunately, many of us Christians don't know how to respond in a healthy way to issues of potential ...
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Kay Warren's Advice for Comforting Grievers
Rick and Kay Warren's son Matthew committed suicide at the age of 27 after a long struggle with mental illness. About a year after his death, Kay ...
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Author Tries to Find a "Cure" for His Anxiety
In an article in The Atlantic magazine, Scott Stossel shares openly about his lifelong attempts to deal with the anguish of anxiety. From an early age ...
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Is Grief a Form of Mental Illness?
The New York Times ran a moving article about a professor whose son died from a drug overdose. There's a lot to mull over in this article, including ...
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The Word of God and Psychology
Living the Word of God is much more basic to helping people than psychology will ever be.
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