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Chapter 1 List of Tables Chapter 2 Acknowledgments Chapter 3 Introduction: Chapter 4 Statement of Problem Chapter 5 The Research Questions Chapter 6 Objectives and Rationale Chapter 7 The Jewish Counseling Tradition: Chapter 8 The Premodern Jewish Counseling Tradition Chapter 9 The Functions of the Contemporary Rabbi Chapter 10 Review of the Research Literature: Chapter 11 The Major Studies on the Counseling Role of Rabbis Chapter 12 What Research has Revealed About Rabbis as Counselors Chapter 13 What is Not Yet Known About Rabbinical Counseling Chapter 14 Methods: Chapter 15 Research Design Chapter 16 Presentation, Analysis and Interpretation of Data Chapter 17 Results: Chapter 18 Focus Group Study Chapter 19 The Survey Study Chapter 20 Possible Reasons for Preferring Rabbis to MHPs as Counselors Chapter 21 Possible Reasons for Preferring MHPs to Rabbis as Counselors Chapter 22 Congregant Preferences for Rabbis as Counselors: A Comparison of Consumer and Provider Perspectives Chapter 23 Differences Between Jews and Christians on Their Preferences for Clergypersons as Counselors Chapter 24 Conclusion: Chapter 25 Summary Chapter 26 Implications for Rabbinical Counseling Training Chapter 27 Suggested Curricular Revisions Chapter 28 Limitations of the Research Chapter 29 Suggestions for Further Research Chapter 30 Appendices Chapter 31 Glossary Chapter 32 References Chapter 33 Indexes Chapter 34 About the Author
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Rabbis as Mental Health Professionals: A Major Metropolitan Study
Marilyn (one of my professors) presents her driving arguments for reading the Newer Testament without imposing Anti-Jewish sentiment. She argues that "Christianity" did not exist as a separate entity from Judaism in the first century, which is when the Newer Testament texts were written, which indicates that elements that seem "Anti-Jewish" in the NT are actually within inter-Jewish conflicts. She stresses the importance of recognizing the extreme diversity that existed within Judaism in the first century, not unlike most religious traditions today.
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