The Psychology of Religious Belief

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Exploring the psychological factors behind religious beliefs, this work examines theories from Freud, Jung, and William James, alongside the influences of culture and personal experience. It highlights the interplay between faith and psychological well-being, addressing how religion aids in coping with challenges and provides meaning. The book also investigates the connection between religion and morality, impacting behavior and decision-making. Real-world examples and case studies make the concepts relatable, serving as a valuable resource for understanding the psychology of faith.