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Integrating Faith &Psychiatry: A Summary

On the Way to Gettysburg 2

Psychiatry and faith offer complimentary insights into the human condition and can help us to lead healthier and more satisfying lives, we learned in our seven-part series with Laity Leadership Institute Senior Fellow, Allan Josephson, M.D. …

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 Posted on November 13, 2011 by cascheller

 Category: Bioethics, Christianity, Community, Culture, Education, Ethics, Faith, Family, Friendship, Leadership, Medicine, Philosophy, Psychiatry, Psychology, Redemption, Science, Technology, Theology, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk

 Tags: Allan Josephson, Bioethics, Christianity, Community, Culture, Education, Ethics, Faith, Family, Friendship, Laity Leadership Institute, Leadership, Medicine, Philosophy, Psychiatry, Psychology, Redemption, Science, Spirituality, Technology, The High Calling, TheHighCalling, Theology, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk, Worldview

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