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> If they do not push spirituality onto their customers, and ministries still recommend them, would those ministries stop recommending them Yes, this would def
by baumandm 5y ago
> If they do not push spirituality onto their customers, and ministries still recommend them, would those ministries stop recommending them
Yes, this would definitely happen in many parts of the US.
- deadlyllama 5y agoI'm a minister, in New Zealand (not the US!). I'd always recommend a Christian counsellor to a parishioner who needed counselling, and I'd always go to one myself. If I'm going to unburden myself on a professional I'd rather have a counsellor who was on the same wavelength about God stuff, and I'd really really rather not have one who thought my beliefs were wrong/stupid/etc. Looking at the Secular Therapists project they clearly fall into the "think my beliefs are wrong/stupid/etc" category. The about us page talks about religion "infecting minds!"