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25:51

Fighting Fundies and Mental Illness

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 13 years ago

9:52

Religious fundamentalism could soon be treated as mental illness. Wait, it's not already?

25:52

Mental Illness (Part 2)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 14 years ago

17:40

If we label him mentally ill, we rob him of the dignity of personal responsibility and divine relationship by which problems may be met. Fuller Torrey says, and here we have again the psychologist saying this, the term mental illness itself is nonsensical, a semantic mistake.

25:50

Mental Illness (Part 2)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 15 years ago

17:38

25:50

Mental Illness (Part 1)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 15 years ago

1:45

And so that's just what we do here at No Compromise Radio ministry. Today I'd like to talk a little bit about mental illness. What does the Bible say about mental illness? What do the scriptures address when it comes to this idea that the mind can have an illness?

1:15:41

Is Mental Illness a Myth?

TBB

The Bible Bashed Podcast

over 3 years ago

1:56

Is Mental illness a myth now. This is this might be the one that maybe a lot of Christians They hear that question and they're like, of course, it's real. What are you talking about? Are you crazy, right?

1:25:41

Historic Fundamentalism

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 36 years ago

1:05:32

And fundamentalism anymore is frequently described as almost a disease. It's for the people who are sort of down and out, a little simple, not really with it, not really all that quick, and that's what you are if you're a fundamentalist.

25:52

Mental Illness (Part 2)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 16 years ago

17:40

9:13

89: How Eroding Biblical Worldview Threatens Mental Health

R4E

Ready4Eternity

6 months ago

0:31

Dr. George Barna highlights a stark reality. A weakening biblical worldview directly fuels mental health struggles today. Barna says his research suggests the consequences of anti -biblical worldview are often misdiagnosed and treated as mental illness.

1:29:34

James White vs Ann McKinney (Fundamentalists Anonymous)

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 36 years ago

9:34

This has nothing to do with fundamentalism. It has to do with a mindset that some people might get into, but to say that a fundamentalist, per se, then creates a mindset in which they are liable to undergo depression, suicidal thoughts, something like that, is to misrepresent what fundamentalism is.

25:54

Mental Illness (Part 3)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 16 years ago

5:04

Mental illness. And here's what we've covered so far. We've covered that it's a controversial subject, that people have mental problems and they're very real and they can be very, very difficult. We've covered that if you're on any kind of medicine, that it's not my place to tell you to stop taking psychotropic medicine.

25:53

Mental Illness (Part 3) (rerun)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 14 years ago

5:04

Mental illness. And here's what we've covered so far. We've covered that it's a controversial subject, that people have mental problems and they're very real and they can be very, very difficult. We've covered that if you're on any kind of medicine that it's not my place to tell you to stop taking psychotropic medicine.

25:52

Mental Illness (Part 1)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 16 years ago

1:51

Today I'd like to talk a little bit about mental illness. What does the Bible say about mental illness? What do the scriptures address when it comes to this idea that the mind can have an illness? And so we'll talk about this today.

1:15:43

Is Mental Illness a Myth?

TBB

The Bible Bashed Podcast

over 2 years ago

10:11

And so what you're being asked to believe as it relates to, you know, this idea of mental illness is that somehow like if you see, like if you're treated poorly or you see terrible things, it's like somehow like you're, like all of a sudden you are left with some sort of organic problem as a result of that.

41:16

Lies My Therapist Told Me

CTM

Conversations That Matter

6 months ago

37:30

This is crazy talk. So I think that's the default, but the skepticism is growing because of the saturation of diagnoses. And even people in the mental health practice are like, this thing's broken. Like if you're in the mental health system right now, whether it's like you're a counselor, therapist, psychologist, and you're a Christian, many people are just like, this is not right.

25:52

Mental Illness (Part 1) (rerun)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 14 years ago

24:18

I think we could go for that idea, but here today we're talking about mental illness. It's going to be part one. We like parts here at the church, part one, part two, part five. I was on a website the other day and the guy's preaching through Romans and said the righteousness of God, you know, part 46.

3:35:04

God and Mental Health

SFE

Striving for Eternity Videos

about 2 years ago

40:11

And what's really strange is those things are all political. Homosexuality used to be in here. Mental illness. Transgenderism used to be in here. Mental illness. Not anymore.

17:34

Fundamentalism vs Modernism

MCC

Moore's Corner Church

almost 3 years ago

3:21

However in modern times the word fundamentalist is often used in a derogatory sense. Because I think we've all heard of Islamic Fundamentalists and we figure well, that's bad. So Christian fundamentalism must be bad, too.

1:08:51

Radio Debate: James White vs. Dan Barker

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 40 years ago

3:05

I don't know if that answers your complete question, but to me, fundamentalism in its strictest sense is a theological position, but it has effects, outgrowths in the political spectrum, in social ideas, because if you get a bunch of people together who accept certain creeds or positions as being true, that's going to affect them as a political group, as a social group, and many other aspects.

1:22:31

A Christian View on Mental Health- Laborers' Podcast

TIL

Truth in Love Network

over 1 year ago

5:01

Official definition for mental illness tends to be along the lines of abnormal behaviors just as a group of Behaviors of different patterns you might say that are what we would consider not normative.

9:11

John MacArthur Under Fire for PTSD / Mental Illness Comments

MCC

Moore's Corner Church

about 2 years ago

3:36

But I think he has a valid point overall. I'll get to that. But yeah, days before the beginning of Mental Health Awareness Month, John MacArthur, who is also the president of the Masters College and Seminary, he called mental illnesses, he called them noble lies while speaking during a panel discussion at Grace Church of the Valley last Thursday, citing the arguments presented by Bruce Levine, a clinical psychologist, in his book, A Profession Without Reason and the Myth of Mental Illness, by the now -deceased Hungarian -American psychiatrist Thomas Szasz.