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Menache, Baruch

 
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Monotheism and Pathology: Psychology Meets Philosophy
By Baruch Menache

Monotheism and Pathology: Psychology Meets Philosophy explores the relationship between science and religion, psychology, philosophy, and theology through an interdisciplinary examination of monotheistic belief systems and their psychological, philosophical, and societal consequences. The book examines identity formation, cognition, self-awareness, mental health, and the influence of religious structures on human behavior.

Drawing from psychology, philosophy, theology, and the cognitive science of religion, the author investigates how monotheistic frameworks shape consciousness, emotional development, and collective identity. The work examines the enduring dialogue of science vs religion, asking what occurs when science meets religion and how these perspectives contribute to understanding belief, reason, and the human condition.

Integrating insights from psychology, philosophy, and religious studies, the book analyzes the relationship between faith, cognition, and culture while exploring the broader conversation surrounding science and religion. It offers a critical perspective on the psychological consequences of religious belief, the formation of identity, and the role of monotheism in individual and social life.

Ideal for readers interested in science and religion, science vs religion, when science meets religion, the cognitive science of religion, psychology, philosophy, theology, and religious studies, this book provides a thought-provoking examination of monotheism, consciousness, and the intersection of belief systems and human behavior.

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