Dr. Jung presents a sane and practical psychology, and is fair and sympathetic in his attitude toward religion. There is probably no modern psychologist whose writings are of more significance and value to the minister than the writings of Carl Jung.
Pulpit Digest This psychological study of religion is peculiarly interesting in light of current social and political ... Read moremovements throughout the world.
The Personalist These compact vigorous essays constitute Dr. Jung's most sustained interpretation of the religious function in individual experience.
Journal of Social Philosophy In this slender volume we have Jung up-to-date. . . . Many ideas about the basic foundation of religious needs and beliefs, and, incidentally, about mass drives and impulses of our contemporary life, are in these lectures, strung upon the main thread issuing from the dream life of a patient.
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