Many people believed that Crabb’s talk and interview signaled an about-face on psychology and Christian psychology. But, after reading and analyzing Crabb for years, we knew better.

In the October 2nd Christianity Today Letters to the Editor column, Crabb proves us right. The following is quoted from Crabb’s letter to CT:

I am neither crusading against psychology nor do I want to put an end to Christian psychology. . . .

Positioning me as an antipsychology crusader who wants to end Christian psychology is badly inaccurate and places me in company where I don’t belong. I am a friend of Christian counseling; I am not part of the antipsychology movement; and I am grateful for the many godly men and women who faithfully represent Christ in their professional counseling (October 2, 1995).

For those of you who wish to be fully armed on the issue of Crabb’s integrationist position, we suggest obtaining one or more of the following:

BK38 Prophets of PsychoHeresy I
AP02 "Trevor Morrison: Dedicated to God and His Word or to Dr. Lawrence Crabb and His Teachings?"
AP03 "Inside and Back Out with Dr. Larry Crabb" by Jim Owen
BR02 "Recovery or the Bible or... Crabb’s ‘Third’ Way?" by D. Dewart