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Word about Recent Book: II. Historical-Theological Studies: Paul Tillich and Psychology: Historical and Contemporary Explorations in Theology, Psychotherapy, and Ethics

Terry D. Cooper—EdD in human development counseling from Vanderbilt University and PhD in theology and psychotherapy from St. Louis University—is well prepared to write on this much needed subject. Cooper was fortunate to be a protégé of Don S. Browning, who helped Cooper make the connection between psychology and theology. This book is a must read for any serious graduate student, college student, university and seminary professor, who might be contemplating an investigation into the work of Paul Tillich’s psychology and theology. Cooper leaves no stone unturned in his quest to present the historical and theological antecedents that made II. Historical-Theological Studies