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The Journal of Biblical Counseling: Volume 25, Number 3, Summer 2007 is unavailable, but you can change that!

For nearly 30 years, the Journal of Biblical Counseling (previously the Journal of Pastoral Practice) of CCEF (the Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation) has provided a forum for biblical counseling’s development and application. The journal’s mission is to develop clear thinking and effective practice in biblical counseling through articles that faithfully bring the God of truth,...

reactions. The person may become fearful and may develop unreasonable phobias. Grief is common and may become all-consuming, especially with the loss of someone close. Grief about surviving when others have been killed or seriously injured (“survivor’s guilt”) is palpable. Perhaps he could have prevented the incident. Or perhaps he could have done more to help rescue those killed or injured. “If onlys” may dominate thinking. More extreme forms of emotional distress may include panic attacks or infantile
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