Therapists who encourage their schizophrenic clients to make statements such as "it's not a real voice, it's my illness," are using a technique from the cognitive-behavioral approach that involves

Therapists who encourage their schizophrenic clients to make statements such as "It's not a real voice, it's my illness," are using a technique from the cognitive-behavioral approach that involves challenging ideas about the power of hallucinations.

Explanation:

These challenging ideas about the power of hallucinations are part of what is called cognitive-behavioral therapy.

because he was a christian?