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Book Review: The Care and Counseling of Youth in the Church

fails, for example, to discriminate a healthy from a tyrannical conscience. He equates conscience with the superego which is essentially irrational and is formed in the traumata of childhood. He argues for innate or genetic determinates of the propensity toward strong or weak styles of coping with life. In so doing he is in the vanguard of personality theory today. In his further discussion and in all of his examples, however, he assumes intra-psychic and inter-personal determinates exclusively. He pays little attention to understanding the components of religious experience or the linkage between the structures of psychological and spiritual experiencing. Again and again he lapses into simplistic unsubstantiated generalizations. The effect is to heighten the impact of his polemic, but to undermine his credibility as a wise man about mankind.