William Nordling - Un Meta-Modelo Cristiano católico de la persona - Volumen II

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¿Por qué algunas personas prolongan su ira en estados de rencor, mientras que otras perdonan? ¿Por qué algunas personas buscan el placer sexual y el afecto emocional fuera de su compromiso conyugal, mientras que otras permanecen fieles? ¿Por qué algunas personas se sienten compulsivamente atraídas por la comida, el alcohol o las drogas, mientras que otras controlan sus deseos en estos asuntos? ¿Por qué algunas personas quedan atrapadas en espirales de miedo, mientras que otras expresan valentía? Existen razones detrás de tales comportamientos y tendencias emocionales. Algunas de estas acciones parecen estar motivadas por una emoción desenfrenada, mientras que otras parecen estar enraizadas en la razón y acompañadas de una emoción controlada. Dado el papel destacado que desempeñan las emociones en la creación de una vida realizada, la comprensión de las emociones es importante para muchas disciplinas que tratan de comprender a la persona; entre ellas se incluyen las disciplinas de las ciencias psicológicas y sociales, la neurociencia, el derecho e incluso la teología.