121. Rubriek: 11.06 Psychology Of Religion DutchESS, Dutch Electronic Subject Service, Rubriek 11.06 psychology of religion. Link , psychology of religion Pages / Michael E. Nielsen. http://www.kb.nl/dutchess/11/06/

Rubriek: 11.06 psychology of religion De Ik-splijting van de man Mozes en de inscheuring in zijn Ik : en commentaar bij Freuds Mozeswerk, zijn Ik-splijtingstekst en de Wolfmancasus / Alfred Frans Maria Mampuys Psychology of Religion Pages / Michael E. Nielsen Varieties of religious experience / William James

122. The Psychology Of Religion Little Blue Book No. 446 Edited by E. HaldemanJulius HTML by Cliff Walker. The psychology of religion Joseph McCabe. The psychology of religion. Contents. http://www.positiveatheism.org/hist/mccabe01.htm

Little Blue Book No. 446 Edited by E. Haldeman-Julius [HTML by Cliff Walker] The Psychology of Religion Joseph McCabe Haldeman-Julius Publications Girard, Kansas Haldeman-Julius Company Printed in the United States of America Index: Historical Writings Home to Positive Atheism Table of Contents The Psychology of Religion Contents I. Our Age of Psychology II. The Religion of Woman III. Religion and Psycho-Analysis IV. The Religious Instinct V. The Herd-Instinct and Religion VI. The Psychology of the Fanatic Return to Top The Psychology of Religion Chapter I Our Age Of Psychology Some years ago I wrote a work, The Evolution of Mind, in which I used almost the entire teaching of four or five branches of science to throw light on one single issue: whether mind is a function of the nervous system and how, as such, it came into being. I then held the eccentric opinion that the first object of any science was to tell us the nature of the reality or realities it studied; that the first question which thoughtful people would put to a science of mind is, in view of the world-wide interest in the subject, whether the mind is a spiritual intruder in a material universe or merely a function of the steadily developing nervous system. And the only men who failed to appreciate my work were the psychologists. "That," said a St. Louis professor, fraternally but firmly, to me, "is not psychology." The evolution of psychology is a proof that science has not yet completely emancipated itself from its serfdom to religious beliefs. It was originally a branch of philosophy, and its chief purpose was to serve religion by furnishing convincing proofs that the soul is spiritual and immortal. In proportion as the methods of science were adopted in it, and arguments of a philosophical character were eliminated, the aim of the science was changed. Half a century ago it abandoned the word "soul," and it threw out the question of immortality as a minor irrelevance to be wrangled over by Materialists, Christians, Spiritualists, and Theosophists.

123. European Diploma Of Advanced Studies In Psychology Of Religion Details of third cycle diploma offered by a number of European Universities. http://www.psp.ucl.ac.be/psyreli/euroreli.html

124. Heythrop Undergraduate Degrees Program of study for the only Englishlanguage psychology of religion Masters degree in the world. http://www.heythrop.ac.uk/post/mapsr.html

MA IN PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGION One year full-time; two years part-time This innovative degree at the Masters Level is one of perhaps only two such programmes of study available internationally. It provides an important link between psychology as a social or human science, the different religious traditions and the practice of contemporary theology, philosophy and religious studies. It is especially suitable for those with a background either in psychology/psychotherapy or theology/religious studies. The MA can be followed entirely in the evenings. Students able to come during the day will, however, have a wider range of options. Entry Qualifications: Applicants must normally hold a First or Second Class Honours degree in Psychology, Theology, or Religious Studies. Other equivalent qualifications may also be considered. Aims of the Degree: To provide a foundation in Psychology of Religion by introducing students to a range of different psychological approaches to the study of religion;

125. English Books > Religion > Psychology Of Religion English Books religion psychology of religion listing of 2627 titles. English Books religion psychology of religion. Index of 2627 Titles. http://book.netstoreusa.com/index/bkbrt500.shtml

English Books German Books Spanish Books Sheet Music ... Religion Index of 2627 Titles First page Prev Next Last page ... About Religion Taylor, Mark C. (Cluett Professor of Humanities and Director, Center for Technology for the Arts and Hardback; Book; ; ISBN: 0226791610 About Religion: Economies Of Faith In Virtual Culture Taylor, Mark C. Paperback; ; ISBN: 0226791629 Abu Ya'Qub Al-Sijistani Walker, Paul E. (University of Chicago, USA) Hardback; Book; ; ISBN: 1850439214 Abu Yaqub Al-Sijistani: Intellectual Missionary Walker, Paul E. Paperback (C Format); ; ISBN: 1860642942 Academy and the Possibility of Belief Paperback; ; ISBN: 1572732210 Academy and the Possibility of Belief Hardback; Book; ; ISBN: 1572732202 Access to Religious Studies: Religious Experience Ahluwalia, Libby Paperback; ; ISBN: 0340846844 According To Promise: Spurgeon, Charles Haddon Paperback; ; ISBN: 1857922751 Accounts of Hope Dolejsova, Ivana Paperback; ; ISBN: 0820456268 Ace of Freedoms Kilcourse, George (Professor and Chair, Theology Department, Bellarmine College, Louisville, Kentuck Paperback;

126. PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGION . topic of interest in the area of the psychology of religion. This topic should reflect the.......psychology OF religion. Dr. LaFrance. Course http://employees.oneonta.edu/lafranrc/294.html

Gambini Normal Gambini PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGION Dr. LaFrance Course Description This course is designed to provide students with an opportunity to examine several schools of psychology as they attempt to interpret and/or integrate a variety of religious experiences. The course will examine schools of psychology which reflect the Psychoanalytic, Behavio ral, Humanistic and Transpersonal traditions. Methodologies used by these various schools of psychology to study the variety of religious experiences will also be examined. This course provides a broad overview for understanding some of the psychological aspects of the various religious experiences. Much of this over view is organized around a developmental approach to psychological and spiritual growth. Authors who contribute to an understanding of this developmental approach will be examined. Although the course will provide a good academic base for understanding, it is also designed to provide students with an opportunity to apply this material toward a deeper understanding of their own religious experiences. Since there are so many different ways to view or understand the nature of various religious experiences, students will be encouraged to articulate their own understanding of religious experiences.

127. Greenville College - Academic Departments - Psychology Christian college offering undergraduate psychologyreligion major. http://www.greenville.edu/academics/departments/psychology/psy-rel.shtml

Search Quick Links About GC Academics Administrative Staff Admissions Adult Studies Advancement Agape Music Festival Apply Online! Athletics Bock Museum Calendar Campus Offices Campus Organizations Campus Phone Directory Campus Presentations Campus Tour Online Career Services Catalog - Academic Community Relations Contact GC CCM Major Counseling Services Current Students Faculty Directory Financial Aid GC Elists GC Home Giving GOAL Graduate Studies Greenville College Foundation Help Desk (IT) Hope Africa University Information Technology Job Openings LAMP Learning Resources Library Mannoia Publications Memories Memories MS Outlook Web Access News Archives Parents Phone Directory (Campus) PressRoom Prospective Students Publications Residence Life Search Site Map Special Events Strengths Finder and GC Student Life Traditionally Greenville Transcript Request Form Visitor's Guide WGRN Psychology Department Psychology Department Psychology/Religion Major The Psychology/Religion Major seeks to focus attention upon both God and man, recognizing their relationship and the commonality that is shared in the study of both psychology and religion. This program is specially developed for the student who wants the strengths of both psychology and religion in his training. These two areas are brought together and merged in a strong, unique field of study. People planning for the pastorate, youth or Christian education work, and other types of Christian ministry will find the psychology-religion major valuable.

128. Psychology Of Religion: A Short Introduction psychology of religion A Short Introduction. (Paloutzian) ‘Whether or not one holds personal religious beliefs, one can study the psychology religion. http://www.oneworld-publications.com/books/texts/the-psychology-of-religion-ch1.

Psychology of Religion: A Short Introduction Psychology and Religion WHAT IS PSYCHOLOGY? What is psychology? I believe that it involves observing people, recording those observations and trying to interpret what has been observed and recorded. The Hutchinson’s Encyclopedia supports this belief. It says that psychology is the ‘systematic study of human ... behaviour’, and that psychology includes the study of ‘the roles of instinct ... culture ... and the functioning of thought, intelligence and language’ (Hutchinson, 1994). My dictionary of psychology dwells on its task of definition for several pages, but it starts confidently enough. It says that psychology is the ‘branch of science dealing with behaviour, acts or mental processes, and with the mind, self or person who behaves or acts or has the mental processes’ (English and English, 1958). How, then, can we define the psychology of religion? Argyle and Beit-Hallahmi begin their classic textbook (in 1958 it was called Religious Behaviour, by Argyle alone, in 1975, The Social Psychology of Religion, and in 1997 the title was The Psychology of Religious Behaviour, Belief and Experience, with Beit-Hallahmi as first author) with the terse promise that they will ‘present the main empirical findings from social surveys, field studies and experiments about religious behaviour, beliefs and experience’ (Argyle and Beit-Hallahmi, 1975) All of this would allow me to maintain that psychology is the study of behaviour, thought and feeling, and that the psychology of religion is the study of religious behaviour, thought and feeling. But in the late 1990s, am I allowed to be so simplistic?

129. Is Prayer Clinically Effective? Article by David G Myers on the psychology of prayer, originally presented in Reformed Review. http://www.davidmyers.org/religion/prayer.html

David G. Myers Resources on Psychology and Religion Home Page Note to the Media Biographical Information Staff Colleagues ... The American Paradox Hearing Loss Resources A Quiet World hearingloop.org Holland, MI Initiative Hearing catalogs ... Social Psych Articles Other Articles ESP Sexual Orientation Terrorist Fears Miscellaneous ... myers@hope.edu Invited article for the Reformed Review, 2000, 53(2), 95-102 IS PRAYER CLINICALLY EFFECTIVE?* David G. Myers * The last part of this essay is adapted from David G.Myers and Malcolm A. Jeeves, Psychology through the Eyes of Faith (HarperCollins, 1997). The illusory correlation box is adapted from David G. Myers, Psychology , 6th edition (Worth Publishers, 2001). Anecdote and research on prayer’s clinical effectiveness has become big news of late. A 1997 Christianity Today cover story (preceding a Newsweek prayer cover story) explains “how physicians and scientists are discovering the healing power of prayer.” Although the magazine acknowledges that “petitionary prayer is not 100 percent effective” (imagine if it were), it welcomes the conclusion of Georgetown University internist and prayer researcher Dale Matthews: “Prayer is good for you. The medical effects of faith on health are not a matter of faith, but of science.” Is prayer good for you? No one argues that prayer by those who believe in prayer’s healing power might indeed calm the soul, relieve stress, and lead to reduced hypertension, controlled headaches, and strengthened immune functioning. But a sugar pill, offered as if it were a real therapy, can do as much. Such is the power of positive belief (a fact of life that guarantees some successes for the devotees of alternative medicine gurus such as Deepak Chopra and Andrew Weil, regardless of whether their specific recommendations have any intrinsic healing power).

130. The Psychology Of Religion, Third Edition: An Empirical Approach The psychology of religion, Third Edition An Empirical Approach. Book The psychology of religion, Third Edition An Empirical Approach Customer Reviews http://www.health-books-web.com/The_Psychology_of_Religion_Third_Edition_An_Empi

The Psychology of Religion, Third Edition: An Empirical Approach The Psychology of Religion, Third Edition: An Empirical Approach by Authors: Bernard Spilka , Bruce Hunsberger , Richard Gorsuch , Ralph W. Jr. Hood Released: 06 August, 2003 ISBN: 1572309016 Hardcover Sales Rank: List price: Our price: Book > The Psychology of Religion, Third Edition: An Empirical Approach > Customer Reviews: The Psychology of Religion, Third Edition: An Empirical Approach > Related Products The Psychology of Religion and Coping: Theory, Research, Practice Measures of Religiosity Psychology of Religion : Classic and Contemporary VARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE ... health books web

131. PSYCHOLOGY Of RELIGION Summer II, 1992 psychology of religion Spring 2000. CAT. NO. 414 Sr. REQUIRED READING Paloutzian, RF (1996). Invitation to the psychology of religion. Boston Allyn Bacon. http://ac.marywood.edu/cabral/www/PsyofReligion.html

PSYCHOLOGY of RELIGION Spring 2000 CAT. NO. 414 Sr. Gail Cabral, IHM, Ph.D. REQUIRED READING: Wulff, David M. (1991). Psychology of Religion Classic and Contemporary Views In addition to these texts, there may be articles or excerpts that will be made available to the students. OFFICE HOURS phone number GOALS OF THE COURSE The purpose of this course is to introduce the student to the wide range of psychological perspectives on the issue of human religious experience. This will include major theories and empirical methods in the psychology of religion, a history of the development of this field, and the major controversies and dilemmas it contains. Coverage of special topics such as prayer, conversion and mysticism will be treated within the various theoretical and empirical approaches. In addition, brief experiences of prayer and meditation techniques will be suggested. This course will provide a context for "responsible living in an interdependent world" with its combination (and hopefully, integration) of concerns from Category I, "The Human Condition in Its Ultimate Relationships, and Category III, "The Human Condition in Relation to Self and Society." Curriculum goals #1, #2, and #3 are particularly relevant to this course. ("Students should be able to (1) explore the religious dimension of life, respectful of its multiple manifestations, (2) think critically and creatively in both the theoretical and practical aspects of life, and (3) demonstrate appreciation of the value and dignity they share with others as human beings...")

132. Psychology Of Religion psychology OF religion. PSYC 388. A. Introduction to the study of the psychology of religion. B. May be used as an elective in the psychology major or minor. http://www.bhsu.edu/artssciences/psychology/syllabus/psyc388.htm

Psychology Dr. Doug Wessel Office: SW 210 Phone: 642-6514 Spring 2003 PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGION PSYC 388 I. Course Description: Prerequisite: PSYC 101 (PHIL 100 recommended) This course is focused on theory and research concerning the psychological aspects of religious belief and behavior. Specific topics include religious development, conversion, the neuropsychological bases of religious experience, attitudes, and the relationship between religion and health. II. Purposes: A. Introduction to the study of the psychology of religion B. May be used as an elective in the psychology major or minor C. May be used as an elective in the philosophy minor III. Goals: A. Knowledge of the philosophical psychology’s understanding of religious experience B. Understanding of research methods in the psychology of religion C. Awareness of psychological factors in the religious development of children and adults D. Knowledge of the psychological issues in conversion E. Familiarity with the current understanding about the neuropsychological bases of religious experience F.

133. Psychology Of Religion - Allyn & Bacon / Longman Catalog Invitation to the psychology of religion, 2/E Raymond F. Paloutzian, Westmont College © 1996 / 0205-14840-9 / Allyn Bacon. psychology of religion. http://www.ablongman.com/catalog/academic/course/0,1143,72282,00.html

Select a Discipline Anthropology Counseling Criminal Justice Developmental English Early Childhood Education Educational Leadership Educational Psychology Educational Technology English Composition ESL Foundations of Education History Humanities Interdisciplinary Studies Literacy Education Literature Philosophy Political Science Psychology Religion Social Work / Family Therapy Sociology Special Education Technical Communication by Keyword by Author by Title by ISBN Advanced Search Sort by: Author Title Invitation to the Psychology of Religion, 2/E Raymond F. Paloutzian, Westmont College Psychology of Religion Pearson Education Legal Notice Permissions

134. Psychology Of Religion psychology of religion. Man s Search For Meaning Viktor E. Frankl psychology Movements Psychoanalysis psychology of religion Holocaust . http://topics.practical.org/browse/Psychology_of_Religion

topics.practical.org Psychology of Religion The Artist's Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity Julia Cameron Creative ability Problems, exercises, etc ... Yoga

135. CSP - 'Current Perspectives In The Psychology Of Religion' By H. Newton Malony Current Perspectives in the psychology of religion. Malony, H. Newton. (The psychology of Religious Experience, Walter Houston Clark, page 230). http://www.csp.org/chrestomathy/current_perspectives.html

What's New Site Map About CSP Search CSP: Religion and Psychoactive Sacraments: An Entheogen Chrestomathy Thomas B. Roberts, Ph.D. and Paula Jo Hruby, Ed.D. Author Index Title Index Current Perspectives in the Psychology of Religion. Malony, H. Newton. (Editor) (1977). Grand Rapids, MI: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. ISBN: Description: Paperback, 454 pages. Contributors: Gordon W. Allport, Paul F. Barkman, Glen D. Baskett, Benjamin Beit-Hallahmi, Peter L. Benson, David C. Bock, Donn Byrne, Donald E. Capps, Walter Houston Clark, John A. Clippinger, James E. Dittes, William G. T. Douglas, David Elkind, Craig W. Ellison, Robert A. Embree, Kenneth A. Feldman, David A. Flakoll, Richard L. Gorsuch, Joseph Havens, Ralph A. Hood, Jr., Richard A. Hunt, John P. Kildahl, Morton B. King, H. Newton Malony, Sam G. McFarland, Robert L. Pavelsky, Paul W. Pruyser, J. Michael Ross, Victor D. Sanua, James R. Scroggs, Charles M. Spellman, Bernard P. Spilka, John A. Stoudenmire, Orlo Strunk, Jr., and Neil C. Warren. Excerpt(s): A few years ago an inconspicuous member of one of my classes sought me out. The mother of a family, she told me about a religious experience of a mystical nature, a story she had confided to no other living person. Not understanding it, except in its general nature, I listened sympathetically but gave no advice. But the incident seemed to set in motion a psychological and religious process of surprising proportions. Shortly afterward she became active in her church. Now others seek her out to take leadership in discussion groups, and, to her embarrassment, church members refer problems to her that, more appropriately, should go to the pastor. Besides being much more forceful, she is more attractive, and she herself is amazed to find that she is becoming a positive force for good in the community and in her family instead of just another aging housewife.

136. Psychology WWW Virtual Library psychology World Wide Web Virtual Library. Search this Site. The psychology Virtual Library keeps track of online information as part of The World Wide Web Virtual Library. Academic Departments . http://www.clas.ufl.edu/users/gthursby/psi

Psychology World Wide Web Virtual Library Index of Topics Academic Departments Basic Academic Psychology Books and Publishers Clinical Social Work ... What's New in Psychology Sites Search this Site The Psychology Virtual Library keeps track of online information as part of The World Wide Web Virtual Library. Sites are inspected and evaluated for their adequacy as information sources before they are linked from here. Please notify the editor about new or improved online resources relevant to Psychology not currently listed and, conversely, about sites already linked that are no longer reliable enough to be registered. Please use the response form to contribute your recommendations concerning online resources in Psychology. Files that support the Psychology Virtual Library are served from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences network at the University of Florida . Neither the editor nor University of Florida is responsible for the level or type of information offered nor opinions expressed on linked remote sites. The editor's annotations are intended to serve as a fair and useful guide for prospective visitors to those sites.

137. Center For The Psyhology Of Religion - KU Leuven - Belgium http://www.psy.kuleuven.ac.be/religion/index1.html

138. Athens Users Login Athens Users Login. EBSCOhost Support. User ID, Password, Minimum browser requirements Internet Explorer 5.0 and Netscape 4.7. Important http://search.epnet.com/direct.asp?db=aph&jid=7M4&scope=site

Page 7     121-138 of 138    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | 6  | 7