1998, 2001), and Clinton and Ohlschlager (2002) (and undoubtedly others). For a summary of the third moment’s history, the reader is directed to the introductory chapter of Christianity and Psychology: Four Views (Johnson & Jones, 2000). In light of these three moments, and in spite of the misgivings that attend its use, the term “Christian psychology” is considered by the author to be the best label in this era for the kind of work grouped together above and found in this book.