Unholy alliance : the dangers of mixing pop psychology with Christian truth / Lois Chan.

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Chan, Lois [Author]

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9781933204062

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Dangers of mixing pop psychology with Christian truth

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BF51 .U546 2005
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Subject: Paul urged Corinthian Christians to have no partnership with demons. Today Corinth's occultism returns in a psychological guise, often a Christian guise. Lois Chan demonstrates how the occult has transformed itself into enlightened modern psychological techniques, promising supernatural powers to gain mastery, control over others and circumstances. Veneered over by selective biblical quotations, occult promises offer empowerment so that Jesus' petition, "Father, not My will, but Thy will be done," is to be recast as "My will be done."

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Withdrawn	G. Allen Fleece Library WITHDRAWN	Non-fiction	BF51.C43 2005 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		31923001513452

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Paul urged Corinthian Christians to have no partnership with demons. Today Corinth's occultism returns in a psychological guise, often a Christian guise. Lois Chan demonstrates how the occult has transformed itself into enlightened modern psychological techniques, promising supernatural powers to gain mastery, control over others and circumstances. Veneered over by selective biblical quotations, occult promises offer empowerment so that Jesus' petition, "Father, not My will, but Thy will be done," is to be recast as "My will be done."

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