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Uggh...Christian Psychologist?
I'd be curious if you could find one with a Reformed outlook.
My wife has an undergrad in Psychology and a Masters in Family and Child Development. Based on seeing what she studied, I'm not a big fan of the models that Psychology uses for human behavior nor their attempts to syncretize a materialistic philosophy with the Christian religion.
I would simply never attach the word Christian as an adjective to the field of Psychology. If you find a resource it's going to be Arminian.
If you find one, it is likely to be Jim Hurely.
Uggh...Christian Psychologist?
I'd be curious if you could find one with a Reformed outlook.
My wife has an undergrad in Psychology and a Masters in Family and Child Development. Based on seeing what she studied, I'm not a big fan of the models that Psychology uses for human behavior nor their attempts to syncretize a materialistic philosophy with the Christian religion.
I would simply never attach the word Christian as an adjective to the field of Psychology. If you find a resource it's going to be Arminian.
Uggh...Christian Psychologist?
I'd be curious if you could find one with a Reformed outlook.
My wife has an undergrad in Psychology and a Masters in Family and Child Development. Based on seeing what she studied, I'm not a big fan of the models that Psychology uses for human behavior nor their attempts to syncretize a materialistic philosophy with the Christian religion.
I would simply never attach the word Christian as an adjective to the field of Psychology. If you find a resource it's going to be Arminian.
What about the Christian counselors being trained by folks like Jay Adams?
And what about the Abraham Kuyper quote about every inch of the earth being the Lord's. Is there anything in counseling that is redeemable?
Christian counseling and Christian psychiatry may be two different things. Is there something inherently anti-Christian in psychiatry? I'd not be surprised to find that most "Christian psychiatrists" assume un-Christian premises about the true nature of man - but I don't know if this is by definition of by common practice.What about the Christian counselors being trained by folks like Jay Adams?
And what about the Abraham Kuyper quote about every inch of the earth being the Lord's. Is there anything in counseling that is redeemable?
My mother is doing a report for school on this, and is in need of some resources. Please help if you can...I know Adams and Tripp, but can someone give me a Christian Psychologist's resource on spanking? Thanks