Episode 305
Kutter Callaway (PhD, Fuller Theological Seminary) is associate professor of theology and culture at Fuller Theological Seminary and Co-Director of Reel Spirituality. He is the author of several books including Theology For Psychology & Counseling. Prior to teaching at Fuller, Callaway served in pastoral ministry for nearly a decade, focusing primarily on young and emerging adults.
In today's interview, Kutter and Sathiya discuss why scientific research is not absolute, a healthy way for integrating theology and academia, and why good psychology will always enhance one's theology and vice versa. The interview ends with a segment where Sathiya poses a commonplace term like "community" and Kutter explains the concept through both a theological lens and then a psychological lens.
This episode will provide you with a deeper understanding of why many practices in psychology have spiritual significance and some guidance on how to properly perceive academic research in a society that supremely values it.
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