Justin L. Barrett

God and the Brain

Apologetics

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Mere Science and Christian Faith

Science & Faith

“When considering how the findings of contemporary science may be fused with Christianity (or not), it is easy to assume that progress will emerge from reasoned arguments or more science, when what we need is more sensitivity to how beliefs concerning faith and science may be wrapped up in our social and personal identities. Without neglecting genuine intellectual hurdles, Cootsona brings a valuable pastoral dimension to the faith-science space resulting in a book that would be useful to young adults as they navigate how to be thinking, science-affirming Christ-followers.”

The Integration of Psychology and Christianity

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“By approaching the question of how to integrate Christianity and psychology in various levels and domains, Hathaway and Yarhouse have provided an immensely valuable resource for both newcomers and the well initiated. I appreciate the scholarly depth and personal care that energizes this excellent book.”

The Person in Psychology and Christianity

Science & Faith

“Gunnoe's courageous and helpful work illustrates the challenge and promise of integrating psychological frameworks within a theology of personhood. Her book is a welcome port of entry for this important project.”

Theology for Psychology and Counseling

Theology

“Callaway and Whitney's book is at once a warm welcome and an uncomfortable challenge to think with clarity and depth about how Christian theology can motivate and guide one's work as a psychologist.”

When Did Sin Begin?

Theology

“When Did Sin Begin? presents a broad range of scholarship and viewpoints with civility and evenhandedness. Whether one is a theological novice or expert, timid or bold concerning the science, Professor Haarsma’s work offers a hospitable welcome to this important topic.”