Psychology & Silence

The way in which religion is discussed by most psychologists is paradoxical. They assume that religion does not correspond to any objective reality, and from there proceed to analyze religious experience as an emotional disturbance, thus arriving at a conclusion potentially inherent in their postulates. There are good and valid reasons for this misunderstanding, and the peculiar attitude of St. Paul towards sex is not the least of them, being indirectly responsible for the compensating posi...