The Psychology of Religion is an interdisciplinary field between psychology and religion and other fields. It tries to account for the effect of religion on the believer’s psychology, and vice versa. The field addresses some of the most thought-provoking questions — from how religion helps us manage life’s challenges, to spirituality and mental health, to faith trajectories and the origins of religion in the brain. Peering through a psychological lens, The Psychology of Religion illuminates the subtle machinery of belief, faith’s alchemic potential, and how spirituality can serve as a crucible for personal and collective transformation.
Explore the intricate relationship between psychology and religion with our curated selection of books and other resources on the psychology of religion. Delve into the complexities of faith, belief, and spirituality from a psychological perspective. Gain a deeper understanding of how individuals integrate their religious beliefs into their mental and emotional well-being.
