JESUS and LOGOTHERAPY The Ministry of Jesus as Interpreted Through the Psycotherapy of Viktor Franki

acceptance approach attitude attitudinal values basic become behavior Bethesda invalid Betty Friedan challenge clear concentration camp concern conflict confront conscious counselor creative values defiant power demoniac demonstrated depth psychology dimension Doctor existence Existential Analysis existential vacuum experience experiential values feel Frankl notes freedom fulfillment Gerasene goal God's Gordon Allport Harry Stack Sullivan healed Horney human Ibid illness incident inmate Karen Horney Leslie Weatherhead living Luke major Martha Mary meaningful ministry of Jesus moral neurotic never noetic patient pattern personal relationships Peter Pharisee pleasure problem Psychiatry psychoanalysis psychological psychotherapy question recognized record religious rich young ruler Samaritan woman Search for Meaning security operation self-actualization self-esteem sense sick significant Simon Soul spiritual story struggle suffering symptoms task temptation temptations of Jesus therapeutic world therapist therapy tion unconscious uncovering understanding Viktor Viktor E Viktor Frankl W. W. Norton words York Zacchaeus