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I do not start with the assumption that psychology must have the last word, and I am not concerned to show, as so many writers appear to be, that Christianity is psychologically "respectable": if psychotherapy and Christianity prove incompatible, I am quite ready to say "so much the worse for psychotherapy!" I do not think that psychotherapy and Christianity are incompatible, but I do think that much that is said by psychotherapists is incompatible with the true Christian faith, and that it is often those who claim to be the most sympathetic to religion who say such things. - Preface.

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