Dr. Mark Cosgrove

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Professor and a Chairman — Psychology Department at Taylor University

Dr. Mark Cosgrove is a professor and a chairman of the psychology department at Taylor University, where he has taught the subject of Foundations of Christian Thought for more than thirty years. He is the author of seven volumes on the integration of faith and learning, and the integration of Psychology and Christianity, including Counseling for Anger and The Essence of Human Nature. He is working with students in a directed research project concerning a child’s concept of God. Psychology majors are analyzing the data from hundreds of children who have been asked to write a letter to God, draw a picture of God, and ask God any questions they want to.

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