This book provides a fascinating exploration of the psychological themes and insights contained within the Bible, organized into four parts: The Psychological Approach to the Problem of Evil, The Psychobiography of Jesus, The Psychology of Paul, and The Inner Life of the Bible. Combining insights from both psychology and theology, the authors provide a fresh and engaging perspective on the Bible that will appeal to anyone interested in the intersection of religion and psychology.

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