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Dr ES Williams

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  • Paperback: 156 pages
  • Publisher: Wakeman & Belmont House Publishing; 1st edition (4 Jan 2011)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 187085571X
  • ISBN-13: 978-1870855716
  • Product Dimensions: 22.4 x 15 x 1.5 cm
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 340,437 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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It is not widely realised that there is an irreconcilable difference between the remedies for sadness and grief set out in the Bible, and those put forward by the world of psychotherapy. A gulf also exists between the biblical policy for marriage, and that proposed by secular marriage guidance psychologists. Many well-known evangelical authors and churches, however , have turned entirely to the secular remedies and policies in these matters. This book shows what the differences are, including a remarkable review of depression in the Bible, and its relief. This is the keenly awaited sequel to an earlier book - 'The Darkside of Christian Counselling.'

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Dr ES Williams was Director of Public Health for Croydon Health Authority for many years. He is the author of several books and numerous research papers in medical journals.

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Secular therapy vs Biblical cure 20 July 2011
By Didier LEBEAU - Published on Amazon.com
This book is the sequel to « The Dark Side of Christian Counseling ». To be perfectly honest it is not as easy to read as the first part. Having said this, it remains nevertheless a very valuable contribution for anyone involved or interested in what is called "Christian cognitive therapy".

The book deals with depression, unconditional love, forgiveness and marriage. Dr. Williams compares what the Scriptures say about these subjects with the modern "Christian" psychological methods. The author doesn't deny that believers can be deeply affected by psychological difficulties, but he justly questions the methods employed in many Christian circles to cure these ailments.

There is one thing we need to know about these theories and techniques. All "Christian psychology" is based on secular psychology as demonstrated by Dr. Williams in his previous book. These secular psychologists deny the existence of God, original sin, the accountability of man's actions and the intrinsic value of the Bible.

The truth is that all of man's deeper problems are set out in all of the Holy Scriptures as they point out the One who is the answer to all - the Lord Jesus Christ.

The book is a real eye opener and I therefore highly recommend it.
Truly Fascinating 6 Mar 2012
By A. Morgan - Published on Amazon.com
This is a very fascinating book, as well as one which goes completely against the grain of current thinking. While Dr Williams does not dismiss or reject the fact that people and Christians can have depression which requires medical treatment, his thesis is that too much of what is called depression (and thus treated as depression with drugs and `christian' therapy) is not truly depression, but a cast down soul. Using scripture and the Psalms in particularly he shows that a cast down soul is to be expected as a believer but, the remedy is to trust in the promises of God and to be encouraged with the help of fellow believers. Dr Williams is very disdainful of current Christian `Counseling' practices that draw from the `world' rather than biblically based encouragement. The bottom line for Williams is that the first port of call for someone thinking they are depressed is the scriptures, the promise of God, prayer and the encouragement of other believers. A truly fascinating read.

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