Then Shall the Sanctuary Be Cleansed - Donald K. Short
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<strong>the</strong> lives of God's people.<br />
How Deep Is Sin Buried?<br />
The medical profession now accepts<br />
psychoanalysis as a legitimate and respectable<br />
branch of medicine which provides <strong>the</strong>rapeutic<br />
assistance for mental illness. Scientific methods<br />
have been used to discover <strong>the</strong> way <strong>the</strong> mind<br />
functions. This has led to <strong>the</strong> conclusion that <strong>the</strong>re<br />
exists an unconscious mind which has a dynamic<br />
influence on <strong>the</strong> conscious mind. This premise<br />
comes to grips with <strong>the</strong> very motivating power in<br />
human life and conforms to <strong>the</strong> thoughts expressed<br />
in numerous Bible texts which assert that God is<br />
really interested in <strong>the</strong> heart, that is, <strong>the</strong> mind of<br />
man. This is in sharp contrast with <strong>the</strong> way humans<br />
evaluate by outward appearance.<br />
This provides, in <strong>the</strong> cleansing-of-<strong>the</strong>-sanctuary<br />
teaching, answers to what conversion should really<br />
accomplish. It must reach more than outward<br />
appearance. More than three decades ago a<br />
practicing Christian psychiatrist put <strong>the</strong> question:<br />
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