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Jun 1, 2009 Symposium Responding

Redeeming Psychology means recovering the Christian history of psychology’s past

Our future psychological work will depend on how we narrate our past.

Jun 1, 2009 Symposium Responding

Redeeming Psychology means learning how to better use the Bible in psychological work

It is crucial that Christians think theologically about psychological data, theories, practices and professions.

Jun 1, 2009 Symposium Responding

Redeeming Psychology means recovering the Christian psychology of the past

The core of every psychology comes from worldview, not empirical study.

Jun 1, 2009 Symposium Responding

Redeeming psychology means developing an apologetic edge

Only the Christian worldview can do justice to the ultimate questions of psychology.

Dec 1, 2008 Symposium Signs of hope

Signs of hope: a “Comment” symposium

Comment asked regular contributors to tell us of signs of hope they see in their daily work, in the spheres of culture where they are most active, or in the world at large. What follows is their observations and reflections.
—The Editors

Dec 14, 2007 Symposium

Good news? A “Comment” symposium

Are things truly getting better? Peter Wehner and Yuval Levin in their December 2007 Commentary article "Crime, Drugs, and Welfare—and Other Good News" suggest that government efforts to shape American culture has brought about a significant improvement in several...

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Redeeming Psychology means recovering the Christian history of psychology’s past

Redeeming Psychology means learning how to better use the Bible in psychological work

Redeeming Psychology means recovering the Christian psychology of the past

Redeeming psychology means developing an apologetic edge

Signs of hope: a “Comment” symposium

Good news? A “Comment” symposium

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