Psychological Science and Christian Faith - Jeeves, Malcolm A; Ludwig, Thomas E
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Because Christianity and psychology deal with different levels of truth and speak vastly different languages, efforts to unify them often create more problems than they solve. What is needed is a better way to think about the relationship—an approach that does justice to the emerging insights from psychological science and biblical scholarship and that can enrich our understanding of both. In this volume, two accomplished psychologists show how this complementary dialogue can unfold, giving us a broader, deeper understanding of ourselves, our relationships, and our place in the cosmos.

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Because Christianity and psychology deal with different levels of truth and speak vastly different languages, efforts to unify them often create more problems than they solve. What is needed is a better way to think about the relationship—an approach that does justice to the emerging insights from psychological science and biblical scholarship and that can enrich our understanding of both. In this volume, two accomplished psychologists show how this complementary dialogue can unfold, giving us a broader, deeper understanding of ourselves, our relationships, and our place in the cosmos.
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Malcolm Jeeves, PhDis Emeritus Professor of Psychology in the Schoolof Psychology and Neuroscience at St. Andrews University. He specializes in cognitive psychology and neuropsychology, and he is author of many books and articles, including Minds, Brains, Souls, and Gods: A Conversation on Faith, Psychology and Neuroscience (IVP Academic, 2013). Thomas Ludwig, PhD is the John Dirk Werkman Emeritus Professor of Psychology at Hope College in Michigan. He is an award-winning teacher-scholar and well-known as a pioneer in the use of technology in education. He specializes in developmental neuroscience and cognitive psychology, and has published on hemispheric specialization, emotion processing, and the physiology of forgiveness.