Human Interaction with the Divine, the Sacred, and the Deceased by Thomas G. Plante (Editor), Gary E. Schwartz (Editor)

Publisher: PSYCHOLOGY

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SKU: 49180
Number of Pages: 282

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In "Human Interaction with the Divine, the Sacred, and the Deceased," editors Thomas G. Plante and Gary E. Schwartz explore the profound and complex relationships humans have with spiritual entities and deceased loved ones. This collection of scholarly essays delves into various aspects of these interactions, offering a comprehensive look at the psychological, cultural, and religious dimensions that shape human beliefs and practices. The anthology spans topics such as the psychological implications of religious experiences, the rituals surrounding death and afterlife beliefs, and the impact of spirituality on mental health.

Plante and Schwartz assemble a diverse array of perspectives from leading experts in psychology, theology, anthropology, and religious studies. Through their interdisciplinary approach, they illuminate how these interactions are understood across different faith traditions and cultural contexts. The book not only examines the ways in which individuals perceive and engage with the divine but also explores the societal and communal aspects of spirituality. It critically evaluates the evidence for and against various phenomena related to the afterlife, offering readers a balanced view of the debates within these fields.

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Explores the psychological dimensions of religious experiences.
Discusses the rituals and beliefs surrounding death and the afterlife.
Examines the impact of spirituality on mental health.
Features contributions from experts in psychology, theology, anthropology, and religious studies.
Offers a balanced perspective on debates about the afterlife and spiritual phenomena.
Considers the cultural and societal aspects of human spirituality.

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Writer ✤ Thomas G. Plante (Editor), Gary E. Schwartz (Editor)

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