Not long ago, I heard a reverend spoke of a very depressed woman due to her abortion.<\/p>\n
This reverend's counseling to her was: Don't feel bad, that is Satan's lie.<\/p>\n
Two serious errors I in this type of counseling:<\/p>\n
1. Don't feel bad? Sinning is something to not feel bad about? So admitting this as a sin was just a lie than.<\/p>\n
2. Satan's lie...What if it was the conviction of the Holy Spirit? Wouldn't that be calling the Holy Spirit Satan and making Him a liar?<\/p>\n
This shows the serious flaw in psychiatric counseling today, even within the Christian community as this reverend has claimed mastery in this field.<\/p>\n
This problem stems from the fact that one cannot tell \"ignorance\" and \"moving on\" from the sin apart. And then, put the blame on someone else - the most accurate target would be Satan.<\/p>\n
The best answer to give, I believe is this:<\/p>\n
Jesus died on the cross for the sin of abortion too!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Not long ago, I heard a reverend spoke of a very depressed woman due to her abortion. This reverend's counseling to her was: Don't feel bad, that is Satan's lie. Two serious errors I in this type of counseling: 1. … Continue reading