Can Psychology Help Us Become More Like Christ? with Jo Johnson
Confronting Christianity with Rebecca McLaughlinShow Notes
Are human beings basically good—or fundamentally broken? Rebecca is joined by clinical neuropsychologist Jo Johnson to explore what decades of psychological work reveal about human nature, shame, and our deep sense that something is “off.” Together they argue that Christianity doesn’t deny our inner darkness, but offers the only true freedom: being fully known and fully loved in Jesus.
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