Affiliation:
1. Loma Linda University Medical School Loma Linda, California
Abstract
The postulate that the holiness of God has a direct bearing on the self-esteem needs of human beings is integratively explored. God's holiness is defined and elucidated in relation to both Old and New Testament believers. The process by which believers partake of his holiness is tied to his dwelling among them. Self-esteem is defined from a psychological perspective. Both the basic components and specific facilitators of human self-esteem are identified and are shown to be satisfied by partaking of his holiness.
Subject
General Psychology,Religious studies