Resources from Reformed Spirituality for Christian Spiritual Formation in Clinical Practice
Dennis D. Morgan, Mark A. Yarhouse
Abstract
Dennis D. Morgan, Mark A. Yarhouse
Abstract
The purposes of this article are to introduce the reader to Reformed theology and to begin to discuss implications of Reformed spirituality on the practice of Christian psychology. A discussion of a case example will be utilized to consolidate the reader's understanding of the Reformed theological tradition and its application to Christian spiritual formation in a clinical setting. This article implies that the impact of Reformed theology and spirituality on clinical practice is profound enough to warrant further investigations of theologically congruent psychotherapies.
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The purposes of this article are to introduce the reader to Reformed theology and to begin to discuss implications of Reformed spirituality on the practice of Christian psychology. A discussion of a case example will be utilized to consolidate the reader's understanding of the Reformed theological tradition and its application to Christian spiritual formation in a clinical setting. This article implies that the impact of Reformed theology and spirituality on clinical practice is profound enough to warrant further investigations of theologically congruent psychotherapies.
Key concepts: Spirituality, Warrant, Spiritual practice, Psychology, Clinical Practice, Spiritual formation, Theology, Christian tradition