How do you decide if a theory, practice or approach is valid or useful with clients or communities? To what extent is the idea of truth involved in the process for you? Do you agree that it is important for Christian social workers to assess their practice through the lens of truth and help clients to explore ideas from a perspective of truth? Why or why not? When you consider the idea of approaching your faith and practice, which of the models described in the devotional material above do you tend to lean toward (Isolation, Accommodation or Integration)? Explain why you think you take this approach. How should Christian social workers respond to ethical issues in theories or practice with clients where something is proposed as true by the culture or a theory but is not true according to the Bible or someone's religious beliefs? Describe what you might do to address this value conflict. How can one or more of the principles described in this devotion help you? Be specific about what you might do. Describe how you might seek to better integrate your faith and practice as you move into master's level social work. How might you work with clients from a framework of truth while remaining person-centered? Give an example using your understanding of the Power Point slides describing the difference between proposing, imposing and coercion.