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Editorial Reviews
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This book, a perfect text for classroom use, is a worthy testament to the dynamic past and promising future of RPS..
–Religious Studies Review, October 2001, volume 27 number 4
This book presents the best that the field of religion and psychological studies (RPS) has to offer..
–Religious Studies Review, October 2001, volume 27 number 4
...this book is a valuable guide to the psychology-religion terrain. It deserves its place in the libraries of serious students, researchers, and other travelers in this challenging territory.
–Journal of Psychology and Christianity, Winter 2002
Product Description
With contributions from leading scholars in psychology, theology and social theory, an overview of the contemporary state of religion and psychological studies is constructed. Numerous approaches of religion including Jungian and psychoanalytic are explored along with topics such as mysticism, madness, post-modernity and theology. Concluding with an essay on psychology "as" religion, questions are posed about the cultural significance of popular spirituality literature and the death and dying movement.
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This book, a perfect text for classroom use, is a worthy testament to the dynamic past and promising future of RPS..
–Religious Studies Review, October 2001, volume 27 number 4
This book presents the best that the field of religion and psychological studies (RPS) has to offer..
–Religious Studies Review, October 2001, volume 27 number 4
...this book is a valuable guide to the psychology-religion terrain. It deserves its place in the libraries of serious students, researchers, and other travelers in this challenging territory.
–Journal of Psychology and Christianity, Winter 2002
Product Description
With contributions from leading scholars in psychology, theology and social theory, an overview of the contemporary state of religion and psychological studies is constructed. Numerous approaches of religion including Jungian and psychoanalytic are explored along with topics such as mysticism, madness, post-modernity and theology. Concluding with an essay on psychology "as" religion, questions are posed about the cultural significance of popular spirituality literature and the death and dying movement.
See all Editorial Reviews
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