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INTEGRATING PSYCHOLOGY AND CHRISTIANITY 2
Eck, B. E., White, S., & Entwistle, D. N. (2016). Teaching integration to postmodern and
millennial students: Implications for the classroom.1Journal of Psychology and
Christianity 35,1 (2), 125.
Over the years, we have had debates on the subject of the integration of Christianity and
Psychology. The issue has similarities and differences in several stances and, according to Eck
he opposes the relationship completely. Both White and Eck have provided depth explanation of
the different views about integration by offering eradication, separation, and support for
integration. Psychology has always had a significant role in the Christian counseling community
because the religious part needs its members to have healthy and wholeness in spirit, mind, and
body. Different articles have different approaches to the subject, and all of them have their
significance to the topic ( . Eck & Fisher, 2017)
Rainer, S. (2014). The Integration of Christianity and Psychology: A guest post by Sarah
Rainer. Retrieved 16 July 2020, from
https://www.christianitytoday.com/edstetzer/2014/september/concerning-psychology-and-
christianity-guest-post-by-sarah-.html
According to Rainer’s article, it talks about the Church and mental illness; the research
