PSYC 420 Quiz Enemies

PSYC 420 Quiz Enemies and Spies

1. What does MacArthur use to support his claim that Scripture is sufficient for psychological well-being?
2. According to Entwistle, what is the telos of the colonialist model?
3. According to Entwistle, what is the goal of a foreign spy?
4. What is the basic presupposition of the Nouthetic counseling movement?
5. The example Entwistle gives with the issue of anger illustrates that each of the 5 models of integration
6. Religiously committed espionage is characterized by
7. Christianity as salvation from low self-esteem (as promulgated by Peale) would be an example of
8. The example Entwistle gives with the issue of anger illustrates that each of the 5 models of integration
9. Entwistle begins chapter 8 by using a __________ to illustrate how people represent something they are trying to understand.
10. Foreign spies are
11. How did Entwistle commend Freud and Ellis despite their views against religion?
12. What is the cause of pathology, according to Nouthetic Counseling?
13. The main idea of the Colonialist model is
14. The goal of compassion is held by the _____________ approach(es) to philosophical anthropology.
15. In the Spies model of integration, espionage is defined as
16. Christian combatants think that if a Christian turns to psychology for help of any kind, that person
17. Jay Adams clearly perceived the church as an enemy to psychology in a territorial dispute.
18. How does Entwistle define a spy?
19. Colonialists interact with psychology by
20. The Allies model of integration holds what belief about truth?
21. Conducting research from a uniquely Christian perspective rather than the flawed secular values of modern psychological paradigms would be the task of someone from which model?
22. Francis Bacon says that God’s Word reveals His ___________, and God’s Work reveals His
23. John Street, one of MacArthur’s followers, came to what conclusion about the relationship between psychology and theology?
24. How does Abraham Maslow’s posthumously-published journal emphasize the importance of understanding one’s biases and assumptions in order to elucidate one’s worldview?
25. In practice, Nouthetic counseling would be considered
26. In Freud’s view, psychological and sociological forces are responsible for our belief in God, who is “an exalted father.”
27. Which of the following is NOT a methodology employed by the theological approach to philosophical anthropology?
28. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Christian combatants?
29. Why must we be aware of our own presuppositions and those of the theorists as we begin to understand their models of integration?
30. Where did the world come from? What’s the nature of the world? What is the structure of the world? These are all questions of

Set 2

1. want to draw on God’s proclamations as the starting point for a new Christian Psychology.
2. What is the main idea of the Neutral Parties model of integration?
3. Secular combatants
4. Unlike ________, the __________ model has a great deal of respect for modern psychology.
5. Conducting research from a uniquely Christian perspective rather than the flawed secular values of modern psychological paradigms would be the task of someone from which model?
6. The example Entwistle gives with the issue of anger illustrates that each of the 5 models of integration
7. What is the main premise of the Enemies model?
8. Which model looks at psychology as something that belongs to God, but which has been overrun and occupied by people who neither acknowledge nor serve God?
9. There are two main trends taking place that have lessened the intensity of the Enemies model. What is one of these trends?
10. Colonialists interact with psychology by
11. Christian combatants think that if a Christian turns to psychology for help of any kind, that person
12. Which of the following would NOT describe the Rebuilders model?
13. According to Entwistle, before understanding a model of integration for theology and psychology, what must we first understand about the theorist?
14. According to Entwistle, in the neutral parties model
15. Which of the following is NOT one of the five models of integration for which Entwistle says he will provide a framework in the upcoming chapters?
16. Albert Ellis’s assumptions clearly reflect which model?
17. Jay Adams believed that patients in mental health hospitals were dealing with
18. In Freud’s view, psychological and sociological forces are responsible for our belief in God, who is “an exalted father.”
19. Some Christian combatants are opposed to psychology as an academic discipline but more commonly, they focus their opposition on clinical psychology.
20. How did Entwistle commend Freud and Ellis despite their views against religion?
21. Mack and MacArthur discuss how psychology is useless for Christians. What is (are) the potential problem(s) with their position?
22. MacArthur’s theological reductionism had what effect on his view of psychological health?
23. How does Abraham Maslow’s posthumously-published journal emphasize the importance of understanding one’s biases and assumptions in order to elucidate one’s worldview?
24. Freud went so far as to compare religion to
25. Jay Adams clearly perceived the church as an enemy to psychology in a territorial dispute.
26. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Christian combatants?
27. What type of training is necessary for Nouthetic counseling?
28. The word noutheteo means
29. Which of the following is not part of the process of Nouthetic counseling?
30. In practice, Nouthetic counseling would be considered