Book by Malcom Jeeves
The findings of behavioural scientists vend pus no threat to the faith of Christians. But man rightly ask how they should relate this new knowledge to their Christian beliefs about ma and his nature.

Malcolm Jeeves has edited this collection of essays from Christians who are also foremost behavioural scientists with a view to helping both students and pastors to a clearer Christian perspective.

Today as never before, he writes in his Preface, 'the findings of psychologists, sociologists, physiologists, pharmacologists, geneticists and psychiatrists give new clues to help answer some of the age-old problems about the roots of human thinking, feeling and acting. Christians have no need to be defensive about these matters.

Malcolm Jeeves is Vice-Principal of the University of St. Andrews and Professor of Psychology. He is well-known for his work in experimental neuropsychology and also as a speaker and wnter on the relationship between psychology and Christianity. He is the author of Psychology and Christianity, the view both ways (IVP)