Barriers to the Integration of Faith and Learning in Christian Graduate Training Programs in Psychology

Abstract

Although significant strides have been made in developing graduate training programs in psychology with a distinctively Christian perspective, much remains to be done. In this paper, the author examines several cultural, theological, theoretical, institutional, and individual barriers to the development and maintenance of quality graduate programs integrating psychology with Christian faith and theology.

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