“What responsibility does a patient have to walk away from someone they think is unethical or just not on the same page as they are?”

Some clients are not educated about what constitutes “ethical” or effective therapy” or they may be too depressed or frightened to question what is being said to them. Many a vulnerable client has been taken in by an unethical therapist. Certainly, if the client has the insight to realize he’s not on the same page, he should walk away.

“What responsibility does a patient have to walk away from someone they think is unethical or just not on the same page as they are?”

A lot. Why is that relevant?

The gay bloggers are going to shout the negative…shout about the ones who threaten them and those who quietly and consistently go about doing good, they aren’t talked about.

So, so true. I never (maybe rarely) read about a positive from the gay community where it concerns Christians who disagree with their ideas on the sin of homosexuality. And I have had the good fortune of knowing some fantastic Christians (once I allowed myself to get to know them) who are truly walking the walk.

Now lets move on to having compassion for fundamentalist dispensationalists!

Believe it or not, I do. As you said, they are imprisoned by their fear.