The Schizophrenic Unicorn on this edition of Truth and Love.

I'm Dale Johnson, and you're listening to Truth and Love, a podcast of the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors,

where we seek to provide biblical solutions to the problems that people face.

This week on the podcast, I have with me Dr. Daniel Berger II.

He's the lead pastor at Faith Fellowship Church in Clarence, New York.

He's the founder and director of Alethea International Ministries,

and he serves as a director of Faith Biblical Counseling Center.

When he's not with his family and church family, he regularly travels to speak and teach.

He's the author of 14 books on various topics, including biblical counseling and the history and philosophy behind the current mental health construct.

Daniel earned his Bachelor of Science in Counseling and an MS in Counseling Psychology and an MA in

pastoral studies and a doctor in pastoral theology. Daniel, I'm looking forward to our conversation

today on this issue of schizophrenia. Thank you, brother, for joining me.

Thank you, Dale. What a pleasure. Daniel, I hope what happens today is we're able to offer

some level of clarity.

You know, it's interesting is, in my experience in teaching, people track exactly with the notion

of biblical counseling, the principles, they're committed to the ideas that we're presenting

from the scripture. And then generally what happens is there'll be one question that is really from

an extreme perspective. It's a very small percentage of the population who experience things like

schizophrenic symptoms. And they'll ask a question, and it's almost like that question drives

everything or reverses everything that they have a tendency to think might be true about the

scriptures. And I think it's

important, right? We need to understand scripturally that the truths of the scriptures are true

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