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Introduction(From Created In God's Image)
Most high schools and colleges teach students about human behavior as a part of general psychology courses. Unfortunately, these general psychology courses are usually based on the assumption that man evolved from lower life forms.
As Christians, we believe that we were created by God. We believe that He created us for a divine purpose and that each and every person is unique.
Sigmund Freud believed that we are born a "blank slate" and
that who we are and who we become is a grand summation of our human experiences, i.e.,
that we are a result of learned behavior.
Even though Sigmund Freud's theory has been proven wrong,
it is still taught as fact in most high schools and colleges.
Believing that humans simply evolved is not only incorrect, it is extremely dangerous. It allows an individual to believe that he or she is not accountable. If we believe that we evolved, then we also believe there is no god, no one to answer to and no eternal accountability for the life we live. Believing that we are simply a product of our experiences also allows us to pass the blame for our actions onto others. We can simply say, "It's my mother's fault," or, "it's society's fault" that I turned out this way.
This course teaches accountability for each individual's actions and helps the student understand who God created him or her to be. It teaches how His wonderful plan for you works, and how it can help you to be happy and fulfilled during your life. Understanding the theory of temperament helps you understand yourself. It allows you to become the best that God has planned for you to be by meeting the needs of your temperament in a Godly manner.
Total and complete change for a human being typically requires an act of God. It is important for you to realize that you understand that we do not believe that simply having or applying this knowledge will effect change in an individual. By understanding and acceptance of your uniqueness will enable you to allow God to work in your life and create the changes that will draw you closer to Him. The theory of temperament encourages:
The theory of temperament teaches that our temperament is placed within us by God while you are still in your mother's womb. This God given temperament remains with you throughout your life You are a spiritual being created by God with a precise order and balance of body, soul, and spirit. Your spirit contains your temperament, and your heart is the binding, blending and balancing agent.
The theory continues by teaching that every individual has temperament needs of varying degrees. These temperament needs are met by drawing from the soul or the spirit. Most interpersonal and intrapersonal conflicts are caused by:
We pray that you you will be blessed by the knowledge you will gain from this course, that it blesses you, and that it will be a source of information on how to have a happy, fulfilling, God-pleasing life.
Created In God's Image - A Great Bible Study Created In God's Image makes a wonderful foundation for a class or seminar. This course can be taught in a weekend, or spread out over a couple of month's an hour at a time. This valuable and accurate information from the discipline of Christian Psychology has tremendous potential to improve the quality of life and the relationship with God of nearly every Christian. People who experience this course remark that is a an amazing spiritual experience that provides understanding and confidence in God and his profound love for us. The spirit of God invades this course and leaves no student untouched. Why not provide a life changing course for your group of Christians. We're here to help. Please contact us at your convenience. Special group pricing and Instructor's manual are available
Supine In Affection (The Area Of Close Relationships)
The area of Affection refers to the need for close, deep, personal relationships.
Because of their inability or unwillingness to express their needs, most Supines in Affection fail to get their needs met. While they appear reserved and cool, the fact is they are truly in need of a lot of close, personal affection, love, and attention. Since they find it nearly impossible to to actually express themselves, they simply cannot get their needs communicated. The image of a prisoner bound and gagged is not far from the truth of being a Supine in Affection.
However, if a Supine In Affection actually feels safe in a close, personal relationship, they can respond and return expressions of caring. They can become intensely loyal, producing absolute, complete faithfulness. No temperament is more prone to this kind of intense loyalty.
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Introduction to The Temperament - From Created In God's Image?
Created In God's Image - An Introduction To The 5 Temperaments
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