Book Presentation: Elements of the Cognitive Psychology of Religion
Elements of the Cognitive Psychology of Religion
Spiritual Psychology through the Lens of Neuropsychology
S. K. Tsitsigkos, MA, ThD, PhD
Tremendum Publications
About the Book
This volume explores the Cognitive Psychology of Religion, also known as the Cognitive Science of Religion, as an interdisciplinary field devoted to the study of religious thought and behaviour through the lens of the cognitive sciences. Bringing psychological, philosophical, theological, and neuroscientific perspectives into dialogue, it examines the mind, consciousness, religious experience, and the human relationship with the transcendent.
The book presents contemporary approaches to the Psychology of Religion and highlights the value of scholarly, clear-minded, and critical inquiry. Rather than setting scientific investigation and religious faith in opposition, it considers the cognitive and psychological dimensions of religious thought and experience.
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About the Author
For further information about the author’s academic profile and research activity, please visit his profile at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens or consult his researcher pages on ResearchGate and Google Scholar.
- University of Athens Profile
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Related Lecture
The following lecture by S. K. Tsitsigkos explores neurotheology and its connection with inner inquiry and psychospiritual development, themes that also resonate with the book’s interdisciplinary approach.
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