Psychology: A Christian Perspective *** HomeschoolPsych *** Tim Rice

Psychology? Christian students? High School? Whatever you think about psychology, the time to deal with it is before your student goes to college. College-level psychology courses generally presume that atheism, evolution, and humanism are indisputable fact. The anti-Christian assumptions in modern psychology's theories and schools-of-thought are often subtle and difficult to recognize. Psychology professors in college may ridicule Christian faith as unscientific, irrational, prudish, exploitive, controlling, inhibitive, oppressive, and naive. <<Read more>>

Homeschool Psych: Preparing Christian Homeschool Students for Psychology 101 is a half-credit elective for students who want to be prepared for what they'll be taught in college, but do not want an in-depth study. <<Look inside>>

Since it was first published in 2008, thousands of Christian students have used Homeschool Psych: Preparing Christian Homeschool Students for Psych 101. <<Read what other Christian educators have said>>

Psychology: A Christian Perspective, High School Edition is intended for Christian school, homeschool co-ops, and homeschool students who want a more in-depth study of psychology from a Christian worldview perspective. Published in 2011. Special introductory price ends January 5, 2012.<<Look inside>>

"If it is true that many Christian students walk away from their faith after the first year of college, and if that has anything to do with the teaching in college, I believe that it is because of the subtle worldview challenges embedded in psychological theories." - Tim Rice

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"How can you be a Christian and work in that field?" It was that question, asked by a dear friend, about my work at a community mental health center, which prompted me to study and try to understand Christian attitudes toward psychology. Why do some Christians accept psychology while others call it a dangerous, idolatrous, and ungodly rival religion? Can science tell us anything useful about the human condition? How does psychology and my worldview fit; or do they fit at all? <<Read more>>

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