Kevin S. Seybold is Professor of Psychology at Grove City College, Pennsylvania, USA.

’... a thoroughly enjoyable and rewarding read especially for those who want to update on the cutting edge of neuroscience and evolutionary psychology from a believer's perspective.’ Metapsychology ’In sum, readers of PSCF will find this volume well worth reading - both for the surveys it supplies and for the paradigm that it affirms. Seybold can assume he has a place as a seminal Christian psychologist.’ Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith ’Succinctly, lucidly, and accessibly, he covers, in nine chapters, neuroscience, psychology, religion, philosophy of science, integration issues (important for evangelical institutions of higher education), brain and religion, the self, evolutionary psychology, and the interface of religion/spirituality and health. Most helpful is the effective pastoral sensitivity with which Seybold tackles many of the issues so that the intended evangelical readership is exposed to the major points of contention in a way that is nonthreatening to the faithful.’ Religious Studies Review

• Introduction; Chapter 1 Neuroscience; Chapter 2 Psychology; Chapter 3 Religion; Chapter 4 Philosophy of Science; Chapter 5 Integration Issues; Chapter 6 Brain and Religion; Chapter 7 The Self; Chapter 8 Evolutionary Psychology; Chapter 9 Religion/Spirituality and Health; Chapter 10 The Future?;

Kevin S. Seybold is Professor of Psychology at Grove City College, Pennsylvania, USA.

’... a thoroughly enjoyable and rewarding read especially for those who want to update on the cutting edge of neuroscience and evolutionary psychology from a believer's perspective.’ Metapsychology ’In sum, readers of PSCF will find this volume well worth reading - both for the surveys it supplies and for the paradigm that it affirms. Seybold can assume he has a place as a seminal Christian psychologist.’ Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith ’Succinctly, lucidly, and accessibly, he covers, in nine chapters, neuroscience, psychology, religion, philosophy of science, integration issues (important for evangelical institutions of higher education), brain and religion, the self, evolutionary psychology, and the interface of religion/spirituality and health. Most helpful is the effective pastoral sensitivity with which Seybold tackles many of the issues so that the intended evangelical readership is exposed to the major points of contention in a way that is nonthreatening to the faithful.’ Religious Studies Review

• Introduction; Chapter 1 Neuroscience; Chapter 2 Psychology; Chapter 3 Religion; Chapter 4 Philosophy of Science; Chapter 5 Integration Issues; Chapter 6 Brain and Religion; Chapter 7 The Self; Chapter 8 Evolutionary Psychology; Chapter 9 Religion/Spirituality and Health; Chapter 10 The Future?;

Kevin S. Seybold is Professor of Psychology at Grove City College, Pennsylvania, USA.

’... a thoroughly enjoyable and rewarding read especially for those who want to update on the cutting edge of neuroscience and evolutionary psychology from a believer's perspective.’ Metapsychology ’In sum, readers of PSCF will find this volume well worth reading - both for the surveys it supplies and for the paradigm that it affirms. Seybold can assume he has a place as a seminal Christian psychologist.’ Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith ’Succinctly, lucidly, and accessibly, he covers, in nine chapters, neuroscience, psychology, religion, philosophy of science, integration issues (important for evangelical institutions of higher education), brain and religion, the self, evolutionary psychology, and the interface of religion/spirituality and health. Most helpful is the effective pastoral sensitivity with which Seybold tackles many of the issues so that the intended evangelical readership is exposed to the major points of contention in a way that is nonthreatening to the faithful.’ Religious Studies Review

• Introduction; Chapter 1 Neuroscience; Chapter 2 Psychology; Chapter 3 Religion; Chapter 4 Philosophy of Science; Chapter 5 Integration Issues; Chapter 6 Brain and Religion; Chapter 7 The Self; Chapter 8 Evolutionary Psychology; Chapter 9 Religion/Spirituality and Health; Chapter 10 The Future?;