Abstract
This article seeks to show the limits of the current theories of crime, specifically in relation to psychopathy. It demonstrates how the current pattern of research tends to be deficit-based and that it is only through exploring the invisible realities of conscience, actual grace, and the role of the devil, that a full picture of reality can be revealed. The example of psychopathy shows the significance a biblical perspective can have, shedding light not only on criminological research, but sociological and psychological research as well. The implications for future research are significant.
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