This document was compiled by a student of Mr. Knapp and presents an illustration of how to handle a difficult case.
The following is an excerpt:
When you have tenacious cases, always handle the belief that the patient is consigned to limbo. If you give a treatment and it does not get to the patient, it must be because there is sin handling him. And the next thing to find out is if the sin is in the patient’s own thought or if it Continue reading
This document is a composite from several letters to students by Bliss Knapp, CSB, regarding the handling of original sin.
The following are excerpts:
We see Adam related to original sin which cuts one off from Theism or God so that the treatment does not seem to reach the patient. The patient seems to be surrounded by an electric circuit so that the curtain of electricity or original Continue reading
These two treatments were circulated for many years among Knapp students and were helpful in overcoming lack and limitation.
1. From a letter to a student:
If someone is experiencing a sense of lack or limitation, he does not make the general statement that “God is the source of supply,” but he holds to the fact that God is his supply, saying, “God is my supply and God supplies all my needs.” Continue reading
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