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A response to Donald Capps' article “Biblical models in pastoral counseling”

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  1. William B. Oglesby, Jr.,Biblical Themes for Pastoral Care (Nashville: Abingdon Press, 1980).

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  2. William B. Oglesby, Jr., “Pastoral Care and Counseling in Biblical Perspective,”Interpretation, Vol. XXVII, July, 1973, pp. 307–326.

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  6. Cf. William B. Oglesby, Jr., “Implications of Anthropology for Pastoral Care and Counseling,”Interpretation, Vol. XXXIII, April, 1979, pp. 157–171.

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  1. Union Theological Seminary, 23227, Richmond, Virginia

    William B. Oglesby Jr. Ph.D. (Professor of Pastoral Counseling)

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Oglesby, W.B. A response to Donald Capps' article “Biblical models in pastoral counseling”. Pastoral Psychol 29, 284–286 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01771349

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