The Guild of Pastoral Psychology
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Jung and the Recovery of the Religious Attitude and Function:
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Theological reflections on a natural process of transformation.
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Jung believed that regaining one’s religious attitude was an important part of the task of individuation. In this talk I offer some theological reflections on this process. First, I provide a sketch of Jung’s understanding of the religious attitude and function and a brief overview of key features of Christian theologies of participation in the divine (also known as deification). In the main part of the talk, I bring these theological themes into conversation with Jung’s account of his own experience in the first section of the Red Book. I conclude with some further thoughts for ongoing dialogue between Jungian psychology and Christian theology.
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