Articles from Journal of Psychology and Theology (September 22, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Are psychology's main methods biased against the worldview of many religious people?	Whoolery, Matthew		10555
Books received.			578
Comments on articles by Nelson, Slife, Reber, and Richardson.	Willard, Dallas	Viewpoint essay	4326
Conclusion: implications for the psychology of religion.	Nelson, James M.		2106
Hermeneutics and dialogue as tools toward integration: babies and bathwater, problems and solutions.	Nelson, James M.		2781
Hope and despair: science and religion.	Sisemore, Timothy A.	Book review	1385
Integration: defending it, describing it, doing it.	Jones, Stanton L.		5450
Journal file.			1748
Missed opportunities in dialogue between psychology and religion.	Nelson, James M.		8400
Philosophical issues in psychology and religion: an introduction.	Slife, Brent D.		1100
Psychological method and the activity of god: clarifications and distinctions.	Melling, Brent S.		3640
Psychology and religion: hermeneutic reflections.	Richardson, Frank C.		10665
Psychology, religion, and critical hermeneutics: comments on Reber, Slife and Whoolery, Nelson, and Richardson.	Browning, Don S.		4231
Response to Cooper and Browning's commentary.	Reber, Jeffrey S.		2473
Secular psychology: what's the problem?	Reber, Jeffrey S.		8495
Secularism, psychology, and hermeneutics.	Richardson, Frank C.		2504
Sexual Identity Development.	Strauss, Gary H.	Book review	2727
Theoretical issues in the relationship between psychology and religion: some comments on Reber, Nelson, Slife and Whoolery, and Richardson.	Tan, Siang-Yang		3678