Mt. Pleasant Times Review (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 89, No. 51, Ed. 1 Friday, March 1, 1963 Page: 2 of 6
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. Asseciated Press Religion Writer
Psychiatry once scolded peo-
plc for being hush-hush about
sex, saying such old fashioned
reticence simply clouded a vital
issue Now come indications that
psychiatry itself sometimes is
inhibit'd, in another vital zone
Apparently the practitioners
are inclined to be hush-hush
about religion
At least that was the finding
today of Dr Philip Woolleott
Jr of Topeka, Kan , a psychia-
trist He reports a tentative
study suggests psychiatrists
tend to avoid the religious fac-
tor in analyzing patients.
This reluctance may be due
to the psychiatrists' own inner
apprehensions about religion.
Woolleott said, with the result
that “many psychologieal exa-
minations- may remain incom-
plete."
........ He cited this ironic, fwisk______
' The discomfort that the psy-
chiatrist experiences about reli-
gion suggests, that. in the minds
of many, sex and religion may
have reversed their position /u
the past 50 years as topics to
lie generally suppressed”
Similar observations have
come from others Harvard psy-
chologist Gordon Allport, dis-
cussing religion among modern
intellectuals, said:
— "Even psyehelegigis to whom
presumably nothing of human
concern is alien are likely to
retire into themselves when the
ubiect tr ligion} is broached."
Woolleott,’ of the Menninger
Clinic, found in his study that
psychiatric case histories and
treatment procedures lend to
repress religion, both as an ele
merit in evaluating a patient's
condition and as a possible re-
source for recovery.
“To consider the patient’s re-
ligious life outside the 'psychia-
trist's territory’ is no more rea-,
' nable than so to consider his
sexual life,” he said.
In a paper published in the
Journal of Religion and Health,
a quarterly of the Academy of
Religion and Mental Health.
Woollcott describes a series at
depth interviews about religion
with several psyehiatrist pa-
tients 1
Afl, he said, "showed more
concern about their religious
views than the paucity or ah
sence of information in their
clinical rerords would indicate.”
Most of them, he added, "felt
that psychiatrists usually avoid
the subject of religion," and
wondered why it was not dis-
cussed before.
TAMALES ARMOUR STAR SLAB
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WILSON'S SHORTENING
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Revival at
First Baptist
•Begins Suadey—
Services of the spring revival
at First Bapttst Church wilt he
gin Sunday, and continue
ihreugh March 10.
Schedule for the services will
be 10 a.m. Monday through Fri
day ’ and 7 30 pm Monday
through Saturday.
Schedule for the Sunday serv-
ice will remain the same: Sun-,
day - school, 9:45 a m.. Morning
worship. 11 a.m.. Training un-
ion 6 W p m and Evening wor-
ship, 7:30 p tn.
Evangelist for the series of
servires wi-be-the Rev Mike-
Gilchrist of Lake Charles, La
The H \ Gilchrist has held
over 311 revivals in. Southern
-7—Baptst Churches during the six
year' he has been in full time
evangelism work Before enter-
ing full time evangelism, the
Rev Gilchrist had served five
years as a pastor and three
years in youth evangelism
Roy Glenn, minister of music
cf the lucid church will direct
th revival music with the com
bined efforts of the Chapel and
Church choirs of the church
Special music will also be prov
ided by various soloists, duets
and quartets.
Nursery facilities will be avail-
able at each service
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