Unholy Madness: The Church's Surrender to Psychiatry Farber, Seth

**Unholy Madness: The Church's Surrender to Psychiatry** by Seth Farber is the religious critique you didn't know you needed. This provocative exploration tackles how modern Christianity has embraced psychiatric frameworks, potentially abandoning its spiritual roots in favor of medical explanations for human suffering and moral struggles.

Farber, a psychologist turned fierce critic of his own field, argues that churches have traded divine healing for diagnostic manuals. He challenges readers to examine whether faith communities have lost their way by pathologizing sin and spiritual crisis. Perfect for theology students, progressive Christians questioning institutional approaches, skeptics of modern psychiatry, and anyone fascinated by the intersection of faith and mental health.

This thought-provoking religious analysis doesn't pull punches, making complex theological and psychological concepts accessible without dumbing them down.

This preloved copy from Patina Paperbacks comes with character and conscience intact.

"Farber's arguments are challenging but necessary—made me completely rethink pastoral counseling approaches." "Finally, someone brave enough to question what everyone else accepts without thinking."