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The author is a licensed marriage and family therapist and a certified counselor: his book explains pros and cons of using spirituality to help clients cope, and proscribes three different pathways to access spirituality in the therapy strategy.
The author is a licensed marriage and family therapist and a certified counselor: his book explains pros and cons of using spirituality to help clients cope, and proscribes three different pathways to access spirituality in the therapy strategy.
No man has a right to force another to join a church; nor do the legitimate powers of civil government extend so far as to disable, incapacitate, proscribe, or in any way distress, in person, property, liberty or life, any man who cannot believe and practice in the common road.
 
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