Russell Kosits
Dr. Russell D. Kosits is a prominent figure in Christian psychology and the history and theory of psychology, specializing in the complex relationship between psychology and Christian faith. He previously served for 17 years as an Associate Professor and Chair of the Psychology Department at Redeemer University College in Ancaster, Ontario, before joining Grove City College as a Professor of Psychology. He has a master’s degree in professional psychology from Geneva College and master’s and doctoral degrees in psychology from the University of New Hampshire, where his dissertation explored the erosion of the concept of “will” in American psychology. Dr. Kosits is known for advocating that the Christian worldview provides a superior framework for understanding psychological science than prevailing naturalistic worldviews and has authored work, such as The Hidden Worldviews of Psychology’s Theory, Research, and Practice, which critiques the notion of worldview-neutrality in the discipline.
