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Psychology and Catholicism: Contested Boundaries

Call no.: : 261.515088282/KUG
Author: : Robert Kugelmann
Contributor: : Rozana Octovia Anak Raymond Umpu
Summary: Psychology and Catholicism: Contested Boundaries examines the complex relationship between modern psychology and Catholic thought, particularly the tensions that arise when scientific approaches to human behaviour intersect with religious beliefs and traditions. The book provides a nuanced discussion of how psychologists and Catholic thinkers have negotiated questions of human nature, morality, faith and mental life. Its strength lies in presenting the subject as an ongoing dialogue rather than simply a conflict between science and religion. However, its academic approach and detailed discussions may make it more demanding for general readers. Overall, it is a valuable scholarly work for readers interested in psychology, religion, intellectual history and the interaction between scientific and religious perspectives.