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Are church elders good for advice on family relationships, or are they too biased?
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Yes and No: Church elders can provide advice on family relationship to the extent that they have the knowledge, training and experience to do so. However, like any profession, it is important that a person only "practice" within his or her area of expertise. Knowing one's limit and then providing a professional referral is important.
Answered 10/11/2016
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