Is God good?

You are doing well in holding to the text which has lead you this far, but these people need to relate to the secular world they live in before the source of your kniwledge, the Bible, has any importance for them.Once they see the devil as the Great Harlot whose Feminists' 1960 Sexual Revolution turned a God fearing America into a weak, aborting Welfare-funded Matriarchy, one using the shock troops of Gayness to advance a socially dstructive sexual promiscuity that is bankrupting the Nation, then the Bible prophecies can be explained:.
Rev. 17:3 So he carried me away (in the spirit of thought), into the wilderness (of my imagination) and I saw (as if) a woman, ....... (those who have Institutionalized a system of sexual seduction into a failed matrimony), sit upon a scarlet coloured beast (of a brazen and corrupt sexually misdirected economic system: [Dan 3:1-5]), full of names of (Pagan) blasphemy, having seven heads:
(which existed in (1) Egypt, (2) Assyria, (3) Babylon, (4) Persia/Mede, (5) Greece, (6) Rome (7) the whole of Western Culture to follow)... ... having ten horns upon these seven heads:
(1. Undivided Empire; capital Rome: [305 AD],2. Western Roman Empire: (Romulus Augustus): [to 476 AD],3. Eastern Roman: Byzantine Empire, [1453 AD]4. Charlemagne, [800 - 1000 AD]5. Holy Roman Empire, [1200 AD-1492 AD]6. Italy, [Renaissance, 16th century]7. Spain, [17th century]8. France, [18th-19th Century]9. Britain, [19th-20th century]10. Nazi Germany, [20th century])11. America next?Edited by kofh2u, : No reason given.

You should really think of this subject of Experimental Psychology as a methodology rather than a singular area within psychology.Ther Scientific Method has always been aplied to psychology.The History of Experimental Psychology
1874 - Wilhelm Wundt published the first experimental psychology textbook, Grundzge der physiologischen Psychologie (Principles of Physiological Psychology).1875 - William James opened a psychology lab in the United States. The lab was created for the purpose of class demonstrations, rather than to perform original experimental research.1879 - The first experimental psychology lab was founded in Leipzig, Germany. Modern experimental psychology dates back to the establishment of the very first psychology laboratory by pioneering psychologist Wilhelm Wundt during the late nineteenth century.1883 - G. Stanley Hall opened the first experimental psychology lab in the United States at John Hopkins University.1885 - Herman Ebbinghaus published his famous ber das Gedchtnis ("On Memory"), which was later translated to English as Memory. A Contribution to Experimental Psychology. In the work, he described his learning and memory experiments that he conducted on himself.1887 - George Truball Ladd published his textbook Elements of Physiological Psychology, the first American book to include a significant amount of information on experimental psychology.The fields which we are interested in regard to Sociology and Personality presently utilize these Jungian entities to develop theories about Learning Style, Personality, Education,Intelligence, etc.It probably cpomes as news to you that ths field of Psychology is very diverse and sub-divided. One placd you might research would be the use of Personality Tests by sites like eHarmony which uses the Myers/Briggs Type Test, (MBTT).There you might discover much which is apparent in your own personality, (ENFJ?) that would be informative and useful to a person with strong opinions and an aggressive ego.

It is FYI that the Myers/Briggs Type Test identifies the eight archetypes to which I drew your attention above, encoding them so as represent each of the personalities by the order of four of these.If you tested as an ENFJ, for instance, the E =Ego, while the N= the intuition emanating from the Anima, and F = the Feelings associated with the Self.The psychology assume a hierarchy of dominance in these archetypes which affects our perception of Reality and tends to skew the way we think in a certain way.It makes sense that thousands of years ago until the present, each generation observed these subconscious entities "slipping" their influences into our behavior.
When they were so dominant and uniquely primary in their influence over our behavior, each society of the past saw them as spirits.They supposed the spirits came into us from the outside, because they could not relate to an unconscious mind at work.
Of course, a century ago, Freud taught audiences to accept the universality of these influences inside us all.