Abstract
Suggests biblical and psychological parallels to neurocognitive processes which ought to inform pastoral counseling; namely, oxygen and a holding environment; survival and mechanisms of defense; memory and soul-making; the basic rest-activity cycle and sabbathing; right and left hemisphere styles of brain processing and belief patterns; sex and gender differences and species being created in the image of God; and the Pentecost paradigm and cultural and ethnic unity-in-diversity.
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