Religion Sex (Classic Reprint): Studies in the Pathology of Religious Development - Couverture souple

Chapman Cohen

 
9781330133767: Religion Sex (Classic Reprint): Studies in the Pathology of Religious Development

Synopsis

Hook line : Explore how erotic states and social forces have shaped religious devotion across history, for better and worse.

This landmark study examines the connections between sexuality, religious belief, and social life. It shows how long-standing ideas about the supernatural have formed part of our social heritage and influenced religious practice. Through psychological, medical, and historical perspectives, it highlights how erotic feelings can intertwine with devotion, ritual, and moral codes, shaping both individuals and communities.

  • Learn how feelings tied to puberty, sexuality, and desire have appeared in religious contexts
  • See how social structures and cultural norms reinforce or challenge religious ideas
  • Understand the role of delusion, pathology, and spectacle in shaping belief
  • Consider how science, sociology, and religion interact in everyday life
Ideal for readers of history, psychology, and religious studies who want a clear view of how body and society influence belief.

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