(Part 2) Best christian counseling books according to redditors
We found 72 Reddit comment discussing the best christian counseling books. We ranked the 21 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.
I respectfully disagree that this isn't a historical question, although whether this question falls in line with this sub-reddit's 20 years rule is another matter. I also think this type of question is a lot more relevant today than some question about, using a popular question from yesterday as an example, the origin of abbreviations for president's names. After all, history is completely useless unless it clarifies the present. The historical memory of events and people are a huge field within the academic historical community, and there's a lot of truly excellent stuff out there. For example, these books on the American memory of Pearl Harbor, or the Civil War, or the Oklahoma City Bombing are highly influential books. If these types of questions can be discussed--quite well--by academic historians, why not us? I, for one, am really interested in this question. Anyway, I imagine this question will be put up for deletion, but this is my attempt at arguing why we should keep it.
Edit: The deletion below is mine. I accidentally double-posted.