Evangelical psychologists talk much about integrating psychology with Christianity, but they say little about how to do it. The author is one of few to tackle the question of method.

In Wholehearted Integration he proposes for psychology a human-science methodology and offers a methodology for validating religious experience. He describes in detail two completely different integration methodologies criti-cal and embodied. He concludes that Integration should be balanced and incarnational. It should move from comparison of psychological and the logical concepts. through clarification of Christian tholt regarding those concepts, into personal conviction and commitment to action