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Unit 1- Regent University Database

During my search of the Regent Library Full Database List, I decided to discover what was in the Psychology and Counseling database because I will earn a BA in Psychology in the future. While searching to see what the database offered for Regent Student, I came across very interesting information and books.

I discovered two books that I did not know exist. The books are Psychology and Christianity and Jesus and Psychology. The reason these two books caught my attention immediately because I once asked a Pastor, if Christianity and Psychology have anything in common and he couldn't answer that questions and I decided to quit trying to correlate the two. I actually purchased Psychology and Christianity.

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