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The thing is, bishops are not trained counselors - Page 2 - Mormon Doctrine Studies - Posted: 31st Mar, 2013 - 3:34pm
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What If... Gathered in a RoomInterrogator, Psychologist, & Mormon Bishop - Page 2
There is one thing left out of this equation, is each person allowed to use all their capabilities or are they just talking to him? I ask because an interrogator can take some drastic measures to get the 'truth' out of someone.
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Post Date: 26th Mar, 2013 - 1:35pm / Post ID: #
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Bishop Mormon and Psychologist Interrogator
Confessions of a Mormon bishop
I did not ask for this opportunity. I never considered I might someday have an office in a church. I have no professional training for this position. I am not a scriptural scholar. I have not walked through vineyards with robe-wearing monks. And, if you're wondering about vows of celibacy let me introduce you to my four kids. Ref. Source 3
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The thing is, bishops are not trained counselors or psychologists. It scares the heck out of me when people choose to talk to them FIRST over a trained psychologist or the police. If a crime took place people, call the cops!
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