A Dynamic Psychology of Religion

action activities acts aggressive anxiety aspects atonement attitude basic become behavior believers body C. G. Jung chapter Christ Christian church concept concretistic cultural death deity described distinctions divine doctrines dynamic ego-ideal Emily Dickinson emotional energy ethical faith fantasy father fear Freud function give glossolalia gods guilt feelings Holy hope human idea imagination imago Dei individual Jesus language ligion living Lord man's means Meister Eckhart metaphors mind moral mystical nature numinous object one's oneself organized over-belief pain parents patterns penal theories perception person perspective phrases pietistic play prayer praying Psammetichus psychiatric psychoanalytic psychology of religion question reality relations religious experience ritual role sacred satisfaction satisfaction theories seen sense Sigmund Freud social soul space speak specific superego symbols syncretism tend theology things thinking thought tion tradition trans tremendum words worship York