To use an integrative term, I try to think Christianly about psychology. I have little knowledge of formal theology. What I do know of theology has only come in the last semester in John Coe's Theology I class. I hold to the view that ultimately God's Word is true and therefore there can be no other truth that contradicts this standard. I see nature as a valid place to gain knowledge of the truth.
Psychology is a scientific endeavor and can therefore discover truth through natural revelation.
I hold the truth of scripture over that of natural revelation when they appear to conflict. I see psychological theory as being useful but not truth in the sense that any psychological theory could become an absolute. My task as an integrator, right now, is to develop a personal psychological orientation and practice that is congruent with my faith in Christ. I plan to pursue this by studying how other Christians have done this, by thinking Christianly about psychology and how various orientations click with me as a unique psychologist and Christian. I desire a psychological practice that is wholly pleasing to God and in which His Spirit is actively involved.