The Psychology of Religion

The Psychology of Religion

The Psychology of Religion by Vassilis Saroglou offers a comprehensive exploration of how religious beliefs, behaviors, and experiences are shaped by psychological processes. It integrates findings from cognitive, social, and personality psychology to explain the role of religion in human life. The book examines topics like morality, identity, emotion, and intergroup dynamics through a scientific lens. It provides a balanced, research-based perspective on the complex interplay between religion and the human mind.

Author: Vassilis Saroglou

Pages: 142