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The Cure of Souls: Recovering the Biblical Doctrine of Confession is unavailable, but you can change that!

Whether we acknowledge it or not, we all have some form of a doctrine of confession despite our initial prejudices against it—it is, as Rushdoony demonstrates, an inescapable concept. This leaves us to ask ourselves the question: “Is my doctrine of confession biblical?” In an effort to “cure souls” many churchmen have resorted to a Freudian approach to counseling instead of a faithful...

That confession of sin was motivated only by pride, only by sin, only by a desire to further hurt the woman who, in spite of his sin, had been faithful to him. I have never yet heard any man who, under such circumstances, confessed such a sin while simultaneously showing grace or a truly Christian repentance. This was not a Christian act. It was an unchristian act because it was an attempt to absolve himself in part, but in reality it was only a further act of offense against his wife. Confession
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