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Daily Archives: March 18, 2013
RN: The Memoirs of Richard Nixon, Volume 2: 2
For my write-up today on volume 2 of Richard Nixon’s memoirs, I’ll highlight something that Nixon says on page 53: “As I saw it, the Justice Department suits [against the International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation] were a clear violation of … Continue reading
Reluctance to Enter Therapy, and Neediness
In my latest reading of The Road Less Traveled: A New Psychology of Love, Traditional Values and Spiritual Growth, M. Scott Peck talked about the challenges of going into therapy, as well as needy people. I could identify with what … Continue reading
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Tagged evangelicals, m scott peck, mental-health, neediness, Religion, spirituality, The Road Less Traveled, therapy
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