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Response to William Oglesby, Jr., Ph.D.

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  1. Perception: An Approach to Personality, Robert R. Blake and Glenn V. Ramsey (eds.) (The Ronald Press, 1951) 307–27.

  2. Claus Westermann, “The Role of the Lament in the Theology of the Old Testament,”Interpretation, 28(1974):20–38; Walter Brueggemann, “From Hurt to Joy, From Death to Life,”Interpretation, 28(1974):3–19, “The Formfulness of Grief,”Interpretation, 31 (1977): 263–75.

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  1. Donald Capps Ph.D.
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Dr. Capps is Professor of Pastoral Theology at Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, NJ 08540. His initial article, “Biblical Models in Pastoral Counseling” appeared in the Summer 1980 issue ofPastoral Psychology. Professor Oglesby's response may be found in the Summer 1981 issue of the journal.

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Capps, D. Comments from our readers. Pastoral Psychol 30, 59–61 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01041190

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