Running head: PSYCHOLOGY AND CHRISTIANITY 1
The Integration between Psychology and Christianity in the Allies
Model Michael Paul Jackson
PSYCH 420 – Fall 2019
Liberty University
PSYCHOLOGY AND CHRISTIANITY 2
Abstract
Psychology and Christianity come together within the basic interest of commonality to make a
clear understanding of human situations. Over the years it has been a highly debatable topic as to
if psychology is able to have an integration with Christianity. When we take into respect God
and his creation of man it was to reveal his imagine using the physical aspect. Of all the models
that are created it is believed that The Allies Model gives the best aspects of reason as to why it
is possible to have integration between both psychology and Christianity. In Psychology it can
awaken our ideas and guidance in all the physical, social, and behavioral aspects. With
Psychology it’s behavioral, but with theology it is the portion of study that gives us guidance.
The strengths and its limits will be presented regarding integration throughout this paper. Also,
the observations of models outside of the Allies model will be observed and there will be an in-
depth comparison to the standards of integration with the Allies Model. Therefore, we will see
that there is not a model out there that is of complete perfection, but this author feels and
believes that the Allies Model gives the best reasoning for integration within psychology and
Christianity. So, in a full view this paper will show that within the Allies Model it allows for the
most integration and application in regard to the flaws that may exist within the model in
comparison to the others that are in existence.
Introduction
Psychology and Christianity come together within the basic interest of commonality to
make a clear understanding of human situations. Over the years it has been a highly debatable
topic as to if psychology is able to have an integration with Christianity. When we take into
