Psychology and Christianity : integrative readings /
Psychology and Christianity : integrative readings / [print]
editors, J. Roland Fleck and John D. Carter.
- Nashville : Abingdon, (c)1981.
- 428 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
Includes bibliographies and index.
Introduction -- Perspectives on the integration of psychology and theology The pulpit and the couch The task ahead: six levels of integration of Christianity and psychology Dimensions of personal religion: a trichotomous view Secular and sacred models of psychology and religion The nature and scope of integration: a proposal Behavior modification of the spirit Maturity: Christian and psychological -- Sin and maturity Holiness and health: and examination of the relationship between Christian holiness and mental health Personality and Christian maturity: a process congruity model Self-actualization and sanctification Intimacy and spiritual growth S. Bruce Narramore -- Gary R. Collins -- Robert E. Larzelere -- J. Roland Fleck -- John D. Carter -- John D. Carter and Richard J. Mohline -- Paul W. Clement -- David J.A. Clines -- Eric J. Cohen -- John D. Carter -- James A. Oakland -- Clark Barshinger -- The development of religious concepts and maturity: a three-stage model The teaching of religious concepts: a three-stage model The teachings of Jesus and Piaget's concept of mature moral judgment Kohlberg's theory of moral development and the Christian faith Conversion experience, belief system, and personal and ethical attitudes Jesus' style of relating: the search for a Biblical view of counseling Guilt: three models of therapy Cognitive theory/therapy and sanctification: a study in integration The therapist and Christian client in relationship -- Psychosexuality: a three-dimensional model J. Roland Fleck, Stanley N. Ballard, and J. Wesley Reilly -- Stanley N. Ballard and J. Roland Fleck -- Bonnidell Clouse -- Dan Motet -- Raymond F. Paloutzian, Steven L. Jackson, and James E. Crandall -- David E. Carlson -- S. Bruce Narramore -- David Pecheur -- John H. Court and O. Raymond Johnston -- Homosexuality: Christian ethics and psychological research Understanding homosexual behavior and life-styles clinically and religiously Christian perspectives on the treatment of sexual dysfunction The value of Freud's illusion On the place of religion in the thought of Viktor Frankl A Christian client considers Carl Rogers God and behavior mod: some thoughts concerning the relationships between Biblical principles and behavior modification The origins of religion in the child Popular Christian psychologies -- Popular Christian psychologies: some reflections Adams' theory of nouthetic counseling : The psychology of Gothard and Basic Youth Conflicts Seminar Biblical counseling: a basic view Ted D. Evans -- John M. Vayhinger -- James R. David and Francis C. Duda -- Floyd Westendorp -- John J. Shea -- Joan L. Jacobs -- Rodger K. Bufford -- David Elkind -- Gary R. Collins -- John D. Carter -- Lawrence J. Crabb.
9780687347407
81007911
Christianity--Psychology.
BR110 BR110.C323.P793 1981
Includes bibliographies and index.
Introduction -- Perspectives on the integration of psychology and theology The pulpit and the couch The task ahead: six levels of integration of Christianity and psychology Dimensions of personal religion: a trichotomous view Secular and sacred models of psychology and religion The nature and scope of integration: a proposal Behavior modification of the spirit Maturity: Christian and psychological -- Sin and maturity Holiness and health: and examination of the relationship between Christian holiness and mental health Personality and Christian maturity: a process congruity model Self-actualization and sanctification Intimacy and spiritual growth S. Bruce Narramore -- Gary R. Collins -- Robert E. Larzelere -- J. Roland Fleck -- John D. Carter -- John D. Carter and Richard J. Mohline -- Paul W. Clement -- David J.A. Clines -- Eric J. Cohen -- John D. Carter -- James A. Oakland -- Clark Barshinger -- The development of religious concepts and maturity: a three-stage model The teaching of religious concepts: a three-stage model The teachings of Jesus and Piaget's concept of mature moral judgment Kohlberg's theory of moral development and the Christian faith Conversion experience, belief system, and personal and ethical attitudes Jesus' style of relating: the search for a Biblical view of counseling Guilt: three models of therapy Cognitive theory/therapy and sanctification: a study in integration The therapist and Christian client in relationship -- Psychosexuality: a three-dimensional model J. Roland Fleck, Stanley N. Ballard, and J. Wesley Reilly -- Stanley N. Ballard and J. Roland Fleck -- Bonnidell Clouse -- Dan Motet -- Raymond F. Paloutzian, Steven L. Jackson, and James E. Crandall -- David E. Carlson -- S. Bruce Narramore -- David Pecheur -- John H. Court and O. Raymond Johnston -- Homosexuality: Christian ethics and psychological research Understanding homosexual behavior and life-styles clinically and religiously Christian perspectives on the treatment of sexual dysfunction The value of Freud's illusion On the place of religion in the thought of Viktor Frankl A Christian client considers Carl Rogers God and behavior mod: some thoughts concerning the relationships between Biblical principles and behavior modification The origins of religion in the child Popular Christian psychologies -- Popular Christian psychologies: some reflections Adams' theory of nouthetic counseling : The psychology of Gothard and Basic Youth Conflicts Seminar Biblical counseling: a basic view Ted D. Evans -- John M. Vayhinger -- James R. David and Francis C. Duda -- Floyd Westendorp -- John J. Shea -- Joan L. Jacobs -- Rodger K. Bufford -- David Elkind -- Gary R. Collins -- John D. Carter -- Lawrence J. Crabb.
9780687347407
81007911
Christianity--Psychology.
BR110 BR110.C323.P793 1981