Provide a 100- to 200-word response for each of the below questions. 1.What

Provide a 100- to 200-word response for each of the below questions.
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1.What does integration of faith and psychology mean? As a Christian working in the helping professions, why is it important to effectively integrate faith and psychology?
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2.Explain the three aspects of meaning-seeking that Moes and Tellinghuisen outline in their text, giving a psychology example for each aspect.
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3.Explain the concept of transcendence, the implications of this view for psychology, and what the authors conclude about this issue.
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4.According to the authors, is it a requirement for Christians that they believe in some form of dualism? Explain why or why not, and cite examples from throughout the chapter that support your answer.
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5.Moes and Tellinghuisen emphasize that for Christians, desire is not something that can be purely suppressed, but that it must be redirected toward fulfillment in Christ. Why do they say this is the case, and how does it fit with human meaning-seeking?
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6.Give and explain an example of a situation in which a person would have no agency in how attention functions. In addition, give and explain an example of a situation in which a person would have at least some agency in how attention would function. Provide a summary statement of how limited agency impacts what people attend to.
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7.In what ways is the cognitive view fairly compatible with biblical descriptions of human nature, and in what way(s) might it still not match completely?
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8.Differentiate human forgetting from God’s “forgetting.”
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9.How can negative stereotyping limit the expression of the image of God in others?
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10.For Christians who wish to obey God, what do Moes and Tellinghuisen suggest to be the roles of Scripture and the Holy Spirit in System 2 thinking?
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