In class we studied the Greek verb “planao” which helped us to understand that _____.

Perhaps the most influential cognitive therapist was _____.

Phil believes that mental disorders are rooted in brain chemistry, embracing the _____ model.

In chapter 2 on “Sufficient for Life and Godliness,” Tautges and Viars seek to demonstrate biblical sufficiency by reviewing _____.

Questions 91-96 are taken from our textbook, Scripture and Counseling.   In the “Forward,” written by Al Mohler, the author states that _____.

The integrational author who wrote The Bondage Breaker and is perhaps best known for teaching a deliverance view of binding or casting our demons that has been widely accepted in today’s conservative evangelical circles is _____.

Of all of the authors reviewed, your instructor still greatly appreciates the writings and ministry of Jay Adams although some today in the BC movement may be less inclined to share this opinion.

The “Christian Psychology View” encourages Christians to _____.

If you engaged Phil (above question) in a conversation, you may want to ask him if he realizes that _____

Early biblical counselor who worked with MacArthur, actually writing the chapters on how to counsel in Counseling: How to Counsel Biblically.