Why Has God Forsaken Me?

Philosophy in the Contemporary World 5 (4):43-48 (1998)
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This essay traces a case in which I was involved. It illustrates that counselors and clients can have very different worldviews, down to and including different views concerning the existence of God, and yet philosophy can do its work in the counseling setting. It also illustrates that straight thinking can be very valuable to both religious and irreligious persons.

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