Publisher's Synopsis
Emily Dudley Wright's The Psychology of Christ is a profound investigation into the psychological underpinnings of the Christian faith. Drawing on insights from psychology, theology, and philosophy, Wright examines the ways in which Christian doctrines intersect with human psychology, and offers new insights into the nature of faith and religious experience. This groundbreaking work continues to be a major contribution to the field of psychology and religion.
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