ReTaking Thought: A Genesis Framework for Religion, Spirituality, and Mental Health: Practical Guide to Ordered Disordered Lives

We are living in a time of rapid advancement and deep disruption. Rates of anxiety, depression, trauma, family breakdown, and spiritual disconnection are increasing at alarming rates throughout every generation. Faced with these challenges, many individuals feel torn between science and faith, wondering if mental health should be reduced solely to medicine or addressed entirely through religion.In ReTAKING Thought, Dr. Kevin Daniels takes a definitive stand: both are needed. Grounded in the central conviction that life functions best through structure, sequence, and timing, this book introduces the Genesis Framework. This powerful six-stage developmental model-Origins, Formation, Growth, Expression, Adaptation, and Transmission-demonstrates how the biblical pattern of creation perfectly mirrors the natural laws of biology, genetics, and neuroscience.Inside this practical guide, you will: - Discover how the Hebrew concept of Moedim (God's timing system) and circadian rhythms govern physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.- Learn how Social Determinants of Health and epigenetics influence whether specific genetic instructions switch "on" or "off" based on environment and life experience.- Explore how to "ReTake Thought" by reclaiming the totality of the mind from fear, shame, and hopelessness, replacing distorted beliefs with truth.- Find tailored, integrated healing frameworks designed for women, men, families, seniors, and the digital-native Generation Z and Alpha.- Equip faith leaders and communities to act as "repairers of the breach" who restore order where there is trauma, crisis, and systemic dysfunction.Integrating empirical research with deep spiritual insight, ReTAKING Thought is more than an academic study of human suffering; it is a clinical and theological invitation to healing. No matter how much disruption has occurred in your life or community, the possibility of restoration remains.

Pagina's: 221, Paperback, Independently published