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You’re
a psychologist and ostensibly trained in modern science, yet in some places
on this website you speak disparagingly about science. What’s wrong
with science?
 et’s just say that I don’t
disparage science but that I speak realistically about it.
For the record, yes, I have been
trained in science; I was a science major in high school and entered college
as a math and physics major. I eventually changed my major to literature.
From there I earned three master’s degrees, one in Religious Studies,
one in Education and Counseling, and one in Clinical Psychology. My Ph.D. in Clinical
Psychology was heavily based in scientific research. My Postdoctoral Fellowship
in Health Psychology was based in science. And my
scientific
publications are based in science.
My life has a mixture of
science, art, and theology. What has it taught me? Well, it has taught me that science
is trapped within the box of sin and, despite its
most powerful instruments, science cannot see
outside the box of a fallen world. That,
simply put, is the realistic limitation of science.
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