Reviews for Approaches to the Mind: Movement of the Psychiatric Schools from Sects toward Science - Lest...

The average rating for Approaches to the Mind: Movement of the Psychiatric Schools from Sects toward Science - Lest... based on 2 reviews is 5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-06-04 00:00:00 Barry Oakes This little book gives 101 brief bios of scientist of merit - men who actually accomplished great things for science and made huge advances in their specific areas - and who also held to faith in the God of the Bible and its teachings. To include 101 biographies in one book means the bios must be brief, but each can be verified easily through each scientists' own writings and verifiable information from history books, their influence in their field, and the internet. It is awesome to see so many familiar names such as Blaise Pascal, Isaac Newton, Samuel F.B. Morse, Peter Mark Roget, Louise Pasteur, and George Washington Carver. To read this book is to be informed and introduced to stellar men of greatness, integrity, intelligence, and deep faith in the God of the Bible, His Creation, and the literal Flood.

Review # 2 was written on 2017-12-04 00:00:00 Hunter Wells As the author admits, the book is really more of a short tract. There are no references, and no particular care for a balanced viewpoint. In fact, the author admits to having a clear reason for writing the book, based on pushing his six-day creation agenda. This being said, the book forms a good list of scientist who are (for the most part) Christians and can be used to prompt further study.