Volume 14
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Winter 1986
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- Analytical Psychology and the Dynamics of Human Evil: A Problematic Case in the Integration of Psychology and Theology
- Integrating Psychology and Theology with Bricolage: A Response to Griffin
- Reply to Analytical Psychology and Human Evil
- Neither/Nor: A Response to Haule and Kelsey
- Cross-Cultural Counseling in Theological Context
- The Presence and Absence of God in Object Relational and Theological Perspectives
- A Developmental Perspective on Adolescent Rebellion in the Church
- Construing God: An Exploration of the Relationships between Reported Interaction with God and Concurrent Emotional Experience
- General Psychology in Bible Colleges
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Fall 1986
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- The American Psychological Association and Value Pluralism
- Humanistic Psychology and Christian Thought: A Comparative Analysis
- Ignatian Spirituality in the Work of Morton Kelsey
- Community Psychology and Unreached Peoples: Applications to Needs and Resource Assessment
- Women in Missions: A Pilot Study
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Summer 1986
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- Dangers of Psychologism: The Place of God in Psychology
- Kohut's Self-Psychology and Theory of Narcissism: Some Implications Regarding the Fall and Restoration of Humanity
- Containment of Projective Identification as a Means of Ego Development: Theological Considerations
- A Theoretical Consideration of Selection for Training for Ministry
- Loneliness and Religiosity: In the World but Not of It
- An Integrated Approach to Pastoral Therapy
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Spring 1986
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- An Early Attempt at Integration: The "Journal of Psychotherapy as a Religious Process"
- Delivering Mental Health Services to Ethnic Minorities: Ethical Considerations
- Christian Reflections on Stress Management
- Pastors' Friendships, Part 2: The Impact of Congregational Norms
- The Association between Religiosity and the Purpose-in-Life Test: Does it Reflect Purpose or Satisfaction?
- A Response to Foster and Moran's "Piaget and Parables: The Convergence of Secular and Scriptural Views of Learning"
- Piaget and Parables Assimilated: A Response to Cole
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