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Neither/Nor: A Response to Haule and Kelsey

The author responds to John R. Haule (1986) and Morton Kelsey (1986), who have written reactions to his article, Analytical Psychology and the Dynamics of Human Evil. While tempted to defer to their expertise, the author attempts to clarify three main objections to the use of Jung's works as a platform for the integration of psychology and theology.