Introduction to Religious Psychology

Author: (English) Michael Argyle
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: "An Introduction to Religious Psychology" is one of the authoritative research works on religious psychology that we know. It is very clear and highly readable, reflecting Michael Argyle's admirable reputation and experience. Fraser Watts (University of Cambridge) calls this book a vivid introduction to an exciting field of research, worthy of recommendation to everyone. Michael Nelson (Southern Georgia University) explores the research and findings on religion within the field of psychology, elaborating on the author's unique insights into related issues, filled with fascinating and profound insights into human beings and their religious worlds. The author clearly believes in both the practical value of psychology and the spiritual value of religion. In this comprehensive yet accessible work, he shows people how psychology addresses issues in this special field of human behavior—religion—in different ways.