Beware of Human philosophy

Can secular psychological theories truly align with the truths of Scripture?

Dele delivers a bold and incisive critique of Alfred Adler’s psychological theory through the lens of biblical truth and Christian theology.

• This thought-provoking book carefully examines:
• Adler’s view of human nature and the self
• The core tenets of Individual Psychology and how they function
• The influence of Adler’s ideas on individuals, society, and the Church
• The theological inconsistencies between Adler’s theory and a Christ-centered worldview

With biblical depth and scholarly insight, the author warns against the uncritical adoption of secular ideologies within Christian thinking. He urges believers—especially theologians, Christian counselors, and apologists—to exercise discernment when engaging with psychological theories that may contradict the authority of Scripture.

Drawing from the Apostle Paul’s admonition against “human philosophy and empty deceit” (Colossians 2:8), this book challenges the Church to remain rooted in the Gospel and not surrender to man-made philosophies, no matter how appealing or popular they may be.

A vital resource for Christians seeking truth, clarity, and theological integrity in a world influenced by shifting ideologies.