Psychology and religion: an introduction
Argyle, Michael
Psychology and religion: an introduction Michael Argyle - London: Routledge, 2000. - vii, 285 p.
1 The relation between psychology and religion
2 Socialisation
3 The effect of personality
4 The extent and varieties of religious experience
5 The couses and effects of religious experience
6 Religious beliefs
7 Freud's and Jung's accounts of religious belief
8 Worship and prayer
9 Ritual and charisma
10 Happiness and the other benefits and costs of religion
11 Physical and mental health
12 Religious and other origins of morals
13 The effect of religion on behaviour
14 Secularisation and the present state of religion
15 The growth of new religious movements
16 Conclusions for religion
0415189063 (hbk)
Psychology and religion--Psychology, Religious
200.19 / ARE/P
Psychology and religion: an introduction Michael Argyle - London: Routledge, 2000. - vii, 285 p.
1 The relation between psychology and religion
2 Socialisation
3 The effect of personality
4 The extent and varieties of religious experience
5 The couses and effects of religious experience
6 Religious beliefs
7 Freud's and Jung's accounts of religious belief
8 Worship and prayer
9 Ritual and charisma
10 Happiness and the other benefits and costs of religion
11 Physical and mental health
12 Religious and other origins of morals
13 The effect of religion on behaviour
14 Secularisation and the present state of religion
15 The growth of new religious movements
16 Conclusions for religion
0415189063 (hbk)
Psychology and religion--Psychology, Religious
200.19 / ARE/P