Mark McMinn's book, The Science of Virtue: Why Positive Psychology Matters to the Church, bridges the gap between psychology and Christianity. McMinn recounts his journey from skepticism to integrating faith with scientific study, challenging the historical rift between the two fields. He highlights the strides made by Christian scholars in virtues like forgiveness and gratitude, emphasizing that positive psychology can enhance Christian living.

McMinn argues that the Church and positive psychology can mutually benefit each other. He calls for the Church to embrace this collaboration, suggesting that doing so will keep the faith relevant and robust, fostering deeper, more meaningful spiritual and psychological growth.

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