Abstract
In his lead article in the first issues of this new journal, Dr. Farris laments a common tradition in Christianity which is essentially negative and puritanical, emphasizing a view of human nature as depraved by original sin. He points out that one's theological anthropology can be very important for counseling people in recovery. In support of his position, another more optimistic view is presented as rooted in the Bible's portrait of God as loving, and human nature as essentially good.
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