Psychology and Religion
by Fuller Andrew · first published 2007
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Carl Jung had some interesting ideas on this topic, his book "Psychology and Religion" is a very thought-provoking work.
on “Ancient Carthaginians did sacrifice their children” ↗…Nexus. He calls this "the naive view of information," which is ignorant of the existence of "intersubjective" realities (see also Angela Cooper-White's entry on "intersubjectivism" in The Encyclopedia of Psychology and Religion). This is the endgame of postmodernist thinking that exalts narrative and story as the ground source of truth. In some ways what we are seeing is a return to religious and superstitious thinking where…
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