Originally Posted by
Dreaming.
There is no more evidence for the Bible than there is in Psychotherapy - both rely on faith to an extent
I would disagree. There is plenty of empirical evidence for psychotherapy. Meta-analyses show that psychotherapy is effective for 66-71% of clients, which is 25% higher than for surgical/medical procedures. In contrast, only the historical parts of the Bible can be proven scientifically. Without getting into a religious debate on whether or not religious ideas need to be proven, I respect that the faith thing comes into it and all. My point is that there is scientific evidence for much of psychology (I would say "all", but a lot of people seem to think psychology and psychoanalysis is all the same thing, and I'm not a fan of psychoanalysis, so yes. BTW, Psychoanalysis is
not Psychology. It's a different discipline. [Grrr.])