Psychology of Religion
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97
1911
English
- Prefaces
- I. - Introduction
- II. - Sources for the Study of Conversion
- III. - The Age of Conversion
- IV. - The Motives and Forces Leading to Conversion
- V. - Experiences Preceeding Conversion
- VI. - The Mental and Bodily Affections immediately accompanying Conversion
- VII. - In what Conversion Consists
- VIII. - The Conscious and Sub-Conscious Elements in Conversion
- IX. - The Quality of Feeling following Conversion
- X. - The Character of the New Life
- XI. - Conversion as a Normal Human Experience
- XII. - A General View of Conversion
- XIII. - The Abnormal Aspect of Conversion
- XIV. - Sources of Data
- XV. - The Religion of Childhood
- XVI. - Adolescence - Spontaneous Religious Awakenings
- XVII. - Adolescence - Storm and Stress
- XVIII. - Adolescence - Doubt
- XIX. - Adolescence - Alienation
- XX. - Adolescence - The Birth of a Larger Self
- XXI. - Adolescence - Substitutes for Religious Feeling
- XXII. - Adult Life - The Period of Reconstruction
- XXIII. - External Influences
- XXIV - Growth without Definite Transitions
- XXV. - Adult Life - Beliefs
- XXVI. - Adult Life - Religious Feelings
- XXVII. - Adult Life - Motives and Purposes
- XXVIII. - The Line of Growth Following Conversion
- XXIX. - Sanctification
- XXX. - A General View of the Line of Religious Growth
- XXXI. - Some Educational Inferences
“The present volume is an excursus into individual psychology, and represents only one of several aspects of the psychology... “It is a purely empirical study into the Line of Growth in Religion in individuals, and an inquiry into the causes and conditions which determine it...” From the Introduction, p11.
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