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Friedrich Heiler and the Psychology of Religion [PDF]
The author examines the work of the celebrated German religious researcher Friedrich Heiler in relation to the problematic surrounding the psychology of religion.
Tatiana Samarina
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Psychology of Religion in the World
The psychology of religion used to be a small and little known field. Although a few pockets of work in the area were done when Psychology began, it was functionally nonexistent for 1/3 of psychology’s history, and received little attention for most of ...
Raymond Paloutzian
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Psychology of Religion: Conditions and Causes
The article deals with three questions: 1. what is psychology of religion, 2. why did it no longer exist (at least no longer in Germany), 3. why should it, at least at some places, exist?
Jacob A. v. Belzen
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French Psychology of Religion [PDF]
This is the original text with European style footnotes that was sent to the editor and published as: P. VANDERMEERSCH, The Failure of Second Naivete. Some Landmarks in the French Psychology of Religion, in: J.A. BELZEN (Ed.), Aspects in Context. Studies
Vandermeersch, Patrick, +1 more
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This article explores the psychology of religion through a critical lens, arguing that religion is not a divinely inspired phenomenon but rather a human psychological construct shaped by evolutionary, cognitive, and socio-cultural factors. Drawing on theoretical frameworks from evolutionary psychology and cognitive science, the article examines how ...
Marbaniang, Domenic
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V. Mamleev’s psychology of religion [PDF]
This article analyses views of the psychologist V. I. Mamleev (1902‒1943) on the nature of religion. It scrutinises main elements of his doctrine, namely his criticism of foreign theories (S. Freud’s and L.
David Damte
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Have a good day! An experience-sampling study of daily meaningful and pleasant activities
We organize our daily lives with a relatively high degree of freedom. Some things must be done; others are optional. Some we find meaningful, some pleasant, some both, and some neither.
Christoph Kreiss +2 more
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Quantitative Research in Psychology of Religion in Brazil
Although in Brazil Psychology of Religion historically has a tradition in qualitative research, in recent years it has been possible to observe a significant growth of quantitative publications.
Mary Rute Gomes Esperandio +1 more
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Psychology of religion has a history of a hundred years in the Netherlands now, showing a number of peculiarities: whereas initially and for decades, Dutch scholars made no independent contributions to the development of the subdiscipline, after its ...
J.A. van Belzen
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