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Accommodating Generation Z’s Need for Unconditional Acceptance Based on Client-Centered Therapy Theory and Jesus’ Ministry
The assumption by some evangelical Protestants that psychology is a threat to God's people is not evident in Generation Z Christians. They are very open to psychological concepts for their mental health. One of them is the need for unconditional positive regard (UPR). The difference between the two
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