Overview
Project description
There does NOT need to be a title page, or reference page, just 2 parts: A summary (2 pages) and a reflection (1 page).
Summary: After introducing the name of the book and author, summarize the book in approximately 2 pages. Be appropriately concise but also be adequately complete in your ideas. Prove that you comprehend the main ideas by writing a clear and succinct summary. The summary is not a commentary or listing of topics but rather a discussion of the core ideas (main ideas) in the entire book. If you miss the main ideas, you lack an understanding of the complete message of the book. The summary provides the foundation for the rest of your 4MAT paper. Cite the book in-text at least once per paragraph and include page numbers for direct quotations.
Reflection: This section is a short critique or evaluation of the authors main ideas; include positives/negatives and strengths/weaknesses. You should consider new questions that arose for you in response to what you have read and explore concerns, implications, etc. Provide this critique in approximately 1 page
Key Points. (May help with summary)
Issues of perspective/worldview,
Truth; Epistemology
Two Books of Study
Arguments against integration,
Beginning of dis-integration,
Areas of Christian and Psychology conflict,
Modernism, post-modernism, epistemology, Christian and psychology assumptions,
Methodologies, means of findings, and goals,
Psychology theories,
Theological perspective of man,
Models of relationship between Christianity and psychology,
Solutions to integration,
Integration stages (p. 253)
Obstacles of integration,