Psychology and Christianity : integrative readings / editors, J. Roland Fleck and John D. Carter. [print]

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text

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unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9780687347407

Subject(s):

Christianity -- Psychology

LOC classification:

BR110
BR110.C323.P793 1981

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Contents:

Perspectives on the integration of psychology and theology S. Bruce Narramore -- The pulpit and the couch Gary R. Collins -- The task ahead: six levels of integration of Christianity and psychology Robert E. Larzelere -- Dimensions of personal religion: a trichotomous view J. Roland Fleck -- Secular and sacred models of psychology and religion John D. Carter -- The nature and scope of integration: a proposal John D. Carter and Richard J. Mohline -- Behavior modification of the spirit Paul W. Clement -- Maturity: Christian and psychological -- Sin and maturity David J.A. Clines -- Holiness and health: and examination of the relationship between Christian holiness and mental health Eric J. Cohen -- Personality and Christian maturity: a process congruity model John D. Carter -- Self-actualization and sanctification James A. Oakland -- Intimacy and spiritual growth Clark Barshinger --

J. Roland Fleck, Stanley N. Ballard, and J. Wesley Reilly -- The teaching of religious concepts: a three-stage model Stanley N. Ballard and J. Roland Fleck -- The teachings of Jesus and Piaget's concept of mature moral judgment Bonnidell Clouse -- Kohlberg's theory of moral development and the Christian faith Dan Motet -- Conversion experience, belief system, and personal and ethical attitudes Raymond F. Paloutzian, Steven L. Jackson, and James E. Crandall -- Jesus' style of relating: the search for a Biblical view of counseling David E. Carlson -- Guilt: three models of therapy S. Bruce Narramore -- Cognitive theory/therapy and sanctification: a study in integration David Pecheur -- The therapist and Christian client in relationship -- Psychosexuality: a three-dimensional model John H. Court and O. Raymond Johnston --

Ted D. Evans -- Understanding homosexual behavior and life-styles clinically and religiously John M. Vayhinger -- Christian perspectives on the treatment of sexual dysfunction James R. David and Francis C. Duda -- The value of Freud's illusion Floyd Westendorp -- On the place of religion in the thought of Viktor Frankl John J. Shea -- A Christian client considers Carl Rogers Joan L. Jacobs -- God and behavior mod: some thoughts concerning the relationships between Biblical principles and behavior modification Rodger K. Bufford -- The origins of religion in the child David Elkind -- Popular Christian psychologies -- Popular Christian psychologies: some reflections Gary R. Collins -- Adams' theory of nouthetic counseling : The psychology of Gothard and Basic Youth Conflicts Seminar John D. Carter -- Biblical counseling: a basic view Lawrence J. Crabb.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Circulating Book (checkout times vary with patron status)	G. Allen Fleece Library CIRCULATING COLLECTION	Non-fiction	BR110.P78 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		31923001572326

Includes bibliographies and index.

Introduction -- Perspectives on the integration of psychology and theology S. Bruce Narramore -- The pulpit and the couch Gary R. Collins -- The task ahead: six levels of integration of Christianity and psychology Robert E. Larzelere -- Dimensions of personal religion: a trichotomous view J. Roland Fleck -- Secular and sacred models of psychology and religion John D. Carter -- The nature and scope of integration: a proposal John D. Carter and Richard J. Mohline -- Behavior modification of the spirit Paul W. Clement -- Maturity: Christian and psychological -- Sin and maturity David J.A. Clines -- Holiness and health: and examination of the relationship between Christian holiness and mental health Eric J. Cohen -- Personality and Christian maturity: a process congruity model John D. Carter -- Self-actualization and sanctification James A. Oakland -- Intimacy and spiritual growth Clark Barshinger --

The development of religious concepts and maturity: a three-stage model J. Roland Fleck, Stanley N. Ballard, and J. Wesley Reilly -- The teaching of religious concepts: a three-stage model Stanley N. Ballard and J. Roland Fleck -- The teachings of Jesus and Piaget's concept of mature moral judgment Bonnidell Clouse -- Kohlberg's theory of moral development and the Christian faith Dan Motet -- Conversion experience, belief system, and personal and ethical attitudes Raymond F. Paloutzian, Steven L. Jackson, and James E. Crandall -- Jesus' style of relating: the search for a Biblical view of counseling David E. Carlson -- Guilt: three models of therapy S. Bruce Narramore -- Cognitive theory/therapy and sanctification: a study in integration David Pecheur -- The therapist and Christian client in relationship -- Psychosexuality: a three-dimensional model John H. Court and O. Raymond Johnston --

Homosexuality: Christian ethics and psychological research Ted D. Evans -- Understanding homosexual behavior and life-styles clinically and religiously John M. Vayhinger -- Christian perspectives on the treatment of sexual dysfunction James R. David and Francis C. Duda -- The value of Freud's illusion Floyd Westendorp -- On the place of religion in the thought of Viktor Frankl John J. Shea -- A Christian client considers Carl Rogers Joan L. Jacobs -- God and behavior mod: some thoughts concerning the relationships between Biblical principles and behavior modification Rodger K. Bufford -- The origins of religion in the child David Elkind -- Popular Christian psychologies -- Popular Christian psychologies: some reflections Gary R. Collins -- Adams' theory of nouthetic counseling : The psychology of Gothard and Basic Youth Conflicts Seminar John D. Carter -- Biblical counseling: a basic view Lawrence J. Crabb.

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