In recent times Christianity and Psychology have ignited a great deal of discussions. Attempting to see if a common ground could be formulated where they both could be incorporated to help make society a better place, these discussions have come about as a result of persons from the Christian faith analysing elements of the two disciplines. In proportion to page 11 of John Carter and Bruce Narramore’s 1979 book entitled: Integration of Psychology and Theology, as the church would execute its duty among nations, some elements of psychology are an incredible path to discover and learn from. Christianity is the belief focused around Jesus Christ and his teachings. As characterized by Dennis Coon and John Mitterer on page 12 of their book titled: …show more content…
Psychotherapy would mix Christianity and Psychology to develop a helpful environment to enable complete change. As stated by an undated 2014 article retrieve from the-gospel.org, written by Jeff Barnes titled: Christianity vs. Modern Psychology, the belief in a sovereign bring could be needed for a few kinds of Psychotherapy, which is in this case, The Lord Jesus. Psychologists could diagnose psychological hurt as an illness, not so much as a result of sin, as Christians could declare. Rather than the use of psychotherapy in this case, medication could be given. 'Christianity vs Modern Psychology' illustrates that medication does not satisfactorily cure such an issue, but it decreases the obvious …show more content…
Stanton Jones and Richard Butman in their 2011 book titled: Modern psychotherapies: A comprehensive Christian appraisal, concurs that there ought to be integration. Stanton Jones and Richard Butman are of the view that, Christianity should be the general ground on which the foundation of the truth should be organized. Distinctive models for healing are explained by Psychotherapy. Stanton Jones and Richard Butman also convey that, each of the models shares a few characteristics with the Christian faith; and a number of experiences, qualities, uses and purposes of appeal. However, each model has inconsistencies with bible beliefs. None of the speculations are dismissed fully; however, none could be completely embraced by Christian