Mental Health and ReligionChapman & Hall, 1995 - Всего страниц: 248 The author explores religious behaviour and provides a guide for those helping the mentally ill. |
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... styles of religiosity . If you have followed this argument through , it's quite difficult to see how this last - mentioned style of religiosity could resemble a neurotic illness . Many religious authors have taken exception to Freud's ...
... styles of religiosity . If you have followed this argument through , it's quite difficult to see how this last - mentioned style of religiosity could resemble a neurotic illness . Many religious authors have taken exception to Freud's ...
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... style of religiosity . Psychologically healthier , non - neurotic styles of religiosity were described by Jung , Fromm , Frankl and others . The object - relations approach to describing the origins of religious feelings and repre ...
... style of religiosity . Psychologically healthier , non - neurotic styles of religiosity were described by Jung , Fromm , Frankl and others . The object - relations approach to describing the origins of religious feelings and repre ...
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... style of religiosity . Allport ( 1966 ) called this style of religiosity extrinsic . Those who took the teachings of religion seriously , the genuinely devout , Allport labelled intrinsic . He suggested that religious intrinsics would ...
... style of religiosity . Allport ( 1966 ) called this style of religiosity extrinsic . Those who took the teachings of religion seriously , the genuinely devout , Allport labelled intrinsic . He suggested that religious intrinsics would ...
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Definitions of mental health and of religion | 7 |
A general framework for understanding some causes | 19 |
Communities where noone goes mad? | 44 |
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