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**UPDATED** Petition Against the Wrongful Firing of Dr. Eric Johnson

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Steve Runner
8 years ago

PsyD Wheaton College. Very appreciative of Johnsons contributions to Christian counseling and worldview.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

If this is the whole truth then I am deeply disturbed. Johnson is a good man and a great prof.

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Dennis Egbert
8 years ago

This firing is egregious and should be rescinded immediately!

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Zach Edwards
8 years ago

BSW from Mount Vernon Nazarene University and pursuing my MSW at The Ohio State University. The integration of counseling and theology should be encouraged, not mocked.

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Dorothy J Young
8 years ago

Science is not incompatible with faith. Anyone who tells you differently has an agenda to promote, and likely something to sell you.

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Dr Larry Crabb
8 years ago

I know Dr Johnson well enough to affirm that His regard for scripture as authoritative, relevant and sufficient for a Biblical approach to counseling is beyond reproach.

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Chris Dinwiddie
8 years ago

Eric Johnson is a giant voice in the arena of Christians concerned with the care of souls. Stunning and disappointing decision by SBTS.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

It's such a shame that SBTS seems to be failing to consider that limiting integrational approaches to Christian counseling will limit the ability of their counseling graduates to be salt and light in very dark places. I'm not sure that this is truly the reason Dr. Johnson was dismissed from his position but I hope Dr. Mohler will prayerfully consider that a lost world needs Christian counselors to work within the school system, the mental health field, and in child welfare. We can't do that unless we can study in programs that prepare us for state licensure!

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Murray Tilles
8 years ago

M.Div 1990 M.A. Counseling/Phsychology 1991 Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. A voice for an integrative approach to counseling removed from SBTS. Sad.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Why on earth is Mohler taking firing recommendations from Lambert. Now that Lambert admits he was wrong, will Mohler admit he was wrong, publicly?

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Janet Lynch
8 years ago

This firing is ridiclous! What is SBC running...a free for all, when it comes to input, or are they really running their own show?

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Anonymous
8 years ago

PLPC, MAMFC, SWBTS 2012

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Robin
8 years ago

That tent sure is getting tiny and might even have more room to shrink; just keep kicking good decent people over garbage like this. There is nothing of Jesus in this mess, only the kind of extreme legalism that Jesus died to save us from.

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Anna Rangelova
8 years ago

SWBTS, Counseling degree

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Anonymous
8 years ago

It is sad when a fellow believer makes it their mission to ruin another person simply because they disagree. Sorry sir, but God will judge you more for you hold a role of leadership.

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Bill DuVall
8 years ago

ThM, PhD Member, Society for Christian Psychology

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Jacob Porter
8 years ago

I'm an alum. If this is true, it is tragic. Dr Johnson is a faithful believer and amazing scholar.

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John Strickland
8 years ago

SBTS MDiv 2012

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I was sad to hear this news. We have been taught conviction on core christian values and tolerance on non-core values. Keith Lambert has made this a core issue. Therefore limiting means that God can use to reach those needing healing.

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Crista Holt Allen
8 years ago

'Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.' B.S. in Counseling, Boyce College M.A. in Counseling Psychology, Colorado Christian University