Religious systems and psychotherapy

by Cox, Richard H.

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Full title :Religious systems and psychotherapy / edited by Richard H. Cox. With a foreword by E. Mansell Pattison.

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Publication Date:1973

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Publisher(s):Thomas
Place of Publication:Springfield, Ill
Language:eng
Publication Date:1973

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Description:1 online resource (xxiv, 519 pages)

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oclc:ocn644497538
LC Classification:BL53
Dewey Decimal:200/.19

Foreword: making paths through the forest of life / E. Mansell Pattison. -- Preface / Richard H. Cox. -- An introduction to human guidance / Richard H. Cox. -- Counseling and the integration of religious values- roman catholicism / Charles A. Curran. -- Liberal protestant theology and humanistic theories of psychotherapy / William R. Rogers. -- Protestantism and psychotherapy / Paul E. Johnson. -- Protestantism (conservative-evangelical) and the therapist / John M. Vayhinger. -- Christian science and spiritual healing / Walter I. Wardwell. -- The seventh-day adventist faith and psychotherapy / Harrison S. Evans. -- Mormonism and psychotherapy / C. Jay Skidmore.

Judaism: a psychologically oriented philosophy / Emanuel M. Honig. -- Mahayana buddhism / Delwin Byron Schneider. -- Zen and psychotherapy / Bingham Dai. -- Theravada buddhism and psychotherapy / Roy C. Amore. -- Islam / John Racy. -- Hinduism, psychotherapy, and the human predicament / Agehananda Bharati. -- Confucianism and taoism / Ch'u Chai and Winberg Chai. -- Eastern orthodoxy and psychotherapy / Issa J. Khalil. -- Magic, faith and healing in modern psychiatry / Ari Kiev. -- Primitive psychotherapy / Wolfgang Lederer…

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Aufsatzsammlung Godsdiensten Psychiatrie et religion Psychiatry and religion Psychologie et religion Psychologie religieuse Psychology and religion psychology of religion Psychology, Religious Psychotherapie Psychotherapy Psychotherapy -- Religious aspects RELIGION Religion and Psychology