Synopses & Reviews
Merle Jordan argues that many people spend their adult lives struggling to distinguish between the imperatives of divine authority and the deeply rooted psychological authority of family structures. Employing the wisdom of his experience as a pastoral psychologist as well as the insights of clinical researchers and therapists, Jordan offers ways to demythologize false absolutes and to refocus distorted maps of reality.
Description
Includes bibliographical references (p. [111]-112).
About the Author
Merle R. Jordan is Professor Emeritus of Pastoral Psychology at the Boston University School of Theology in Boston, Massachusetts.