Daniel A. Helminiak

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Masters Psychology Duquesne University

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According to Wikipedia, Daniel A. Helminiak is a Catholic priest, theologian and author in the United States. He is most widely known for his international best-seller What the Bible Really Says about Homosexuality. He was a professor in the Department of Humanistic and Transpersonal Psychology at the University of West Georgia, near Atlanta. There from 1995 to 1997 and 2000 until early 2018, he regularly taught Human Sexuality, Statistics for the Social Sciences, Foundations of Neuroscience, and Animal Mind. On the graduate level he has taught courses related to the psychology of spirituality, which is his specialization and the focus of his research, lecturing, and writing.

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What the Bible really says about homosexuality (1994) (118)
Treating Spiritual Issues in Secular Psychotherapy (2001) (102)
The Human Core of Spirituality: Mind as Psyche and Spirit (1996) (77)
Spiritual Development: An Interdisciplinary Study (1987) (69)
Confounding the Divine and the Spiritual: Challenges to a Psychology of Spirituality (2008) (55)
THE ROLE OF SPIRITUALITY IN FORMULATING A THEORY OF THE PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGION (2006) (39)
Self-Esteem, Sexual Self-Acceptance, and Spirituality (1989) (34)
Religion and the Human Sciences: An Approach via Spirituality (1998) (29)
Non-religious lesbians and gays facing AIDS: A fully psychological approach to spirituality (1995) (19)
Consciousness as a Subject Matter (1984) (19)
THEISTIC PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHOTHERAPY : A THEOLOGICAL AND SCIENTIFIC CRITIQUE (2010) (18)
A Down-to-Earth Approach to the Psychology of Spirituality a Century After James's Varieties (2005) (17)
Sex and the Sacred: Gay Identity and Spiritual Growth (2006) (17)
Sexuality and Spirituality: A Humanist Account (1998) (17)
Rejoinder and Clarifications on Helminiak's (2001) “Treating Spiritual Issues in Secular Psychotherapy” (2001) (16)
Killing for God's sake: The spiritual crisis in religion and society (1997) (14)
Neurology, psychology, and extraordinary religious experiences (1984) (14)
Sexuality and Spirituality: Friends, Not Foes (1985) (12)
A Critique of the “Theistic Psychology” Movement as Exemplified in Bartz's (2009) “Theistic Existential Psychotherapy” (2012) (12)
Understanding spirituality in recovery from addiction: Reintegrating the psyche to release the human spirit (2015) (12)
SPIRITUALITY AS AN EXPLANATORY AND NORMATIVE SCIENCE: APPLYING LONERGAN'S ANALYSIS OF INTENTIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS TO RELATE PSYCHOLOGY AND THEOLOGY (2011) (11)
Spirituality for Our Global Community: Beyond Traditional Religion to a World at Peace (2008) (11)
Sexual Ethics in College Textbooks: A Suggestion (2001) (9)
FOUR VIEWPOINTS ON THE HUMAN: A CONCEPTUAL SCHEMA FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES: II (1987) (8)
Meditation—Psychologically and theologically considered (1981) (8)
Whither the Psychology of Religion: A Spirituality-Focused Discussion of Paloutzian and Park’s (2005) (2008) (7)
The trinitarian vocation of the gay community (1987) (7)
Spiritual Concerns in Eric Fromm (1988) (7)
The Ethics of Sex: A Call to the Gay Community (2003) (7)
More than awareness: Bernard Lonergan’s multi-faceted account of consciousness. (2014) (6)
The quest for spiritual values (1989) (6)
Being Authentic about Authenticity: Opportunities, Requirements, Applications, and a Progress Report on Measurement of a Key Lonerganian Notion (2011) (6)
Advocating truth but respecting diversity: Resolving the contemporary “paradox”. (2016) (6)
Material and Spiritual Poverty: A Postmodern Psychological Perspective on a Perennial Problem (2019) (5)
Scripture, Sexual Ethics, and the Nature of Christianity (1999) (5)
Response to Doran and Richardson on 'A Scientific Spirituality' (1996) (4)
Lonergan and Systematic Spiritual Theology (1986) (3)
THE PROBLEM OF “GOD” IN PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGION: LONERGAN'S “COMMON SENSE” (RELIGION) VERSUS “THEORY” (THEOLOGY) (2017) (3)
Clarifying the conception of consciousness: Lonergan, Chalmers, and confounded epistemology (2015) (3)
Reclaiming the Soul: The Search for Meaning in a Self-Centered Culture. By Jeffrey H. BoydM.D., Cleveland, OH: Pilgrim, 1996. xxv + 159 pages. $15.95 (paper). (1997) (2)
The Spiritualization of Secular Society: The Challenge of Peace in a World of Diversity (2019) (2)
Whither the Psychology of Religion: A Spirituality-Focused Discussion of Paloutzian and Park’s (2005) (2008) (2)
Matters of Religion and Spirituality for Transgender and Gender Diverse Persons (2018) (1)
Psychology of Religion in Search of a Theory (2008) (1)
Response: Ethics, Biblical and Denominational: A Response to Mark Smith (1997) (1)
Sexual Ethics in College Textbooks: A Survey (2001) (1)
A Genuinely Scientific Psychology based on Lonergan??s Analysis of Consciousness (2021) (0)
The Sexual Revolution: The Scientific Revolution Déjà Vu (2019) (0)
Mystical Moments and Unitive Thinking. Dan Merkur (2001) (0)
Book Review and Notice: Becoming Adult, Becoming Christian: Adult Development and Christian Faith (1985) (0)
Clarifications about Lonergan's “authenticity” for application in psychology (2020) (0)
A Rebuttal to "A Reformed Response to Daniel Helminiak's Gay Theology" (2005) (0)

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