According to the article Integrative Perspectives on Human Flourishing: The Imago Dei and Positive Psychology (2011) it is customary to the field of Psychology to direct its focus on the factors that leads to negative human behavior and functioning. As a result, of conceptualizing only the negative aspects of sin and nonstandard social behaviors the natural inclination has resulted in concentrating on the darker side of human nature and therefore, neglecting what is admirable in humanity (Entwistle & Moroney, 2011, p. 295). Judeo-Christian view believes that even though the human race is created in God’s image, it is susceptible to do great good or extreme evil (Entwistle & Moroney, 2011, p. 295).
Both Entwistle and Moroney (2011), recognize
Both Entwistle and Moroney (2011), recognize