Re: Regulations for non-professional Biblical counselors

2004-10-13 Thread Stephen R. Prescott, Esq.
Religion issues for Law Academics [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Law Religion issues for Law Academics [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Regulations for non-professional Biblical counselors Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2004 18:47:48 -0500 In the Nally v. Grace Community Church (Cal. 1986 or so, the Court of Appeals held

Regulations for non-professional Biblical counselors

2004-10-12 Thread Stephen R. Prescott, Esq.
Like many seminaries, the seminary division of the school where I teach offers an M.A. in Biblical counseling requiring about 1 year of graduate work in religion and one year of graduate work in counseling. The degree is not designed to prepare graduate for licensure or professional practice

Re: Regulations for non-professional Biblical counselors

2004-10-12 Thread dlaycock
In the Nally v. Grace Community Church (Cal. 1986 or so, the Court of Appeals held a pastoral counselor liable for "clergy malpractice" because he did not "effectively" refer the counselee to a secular psychologist. That seems to be the opposite of the regulatory theory of rule 2 below. In