Science, Religion, and Psychology

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Abstract

Modern discussions about the relationship between psychology and religion are now over a century old. However, this dialogue is part of a more general conversation between science and religion that goes back hundreds of years. This general discussion provides a broad context for our study that is important in a couple of ways. First, it helps us better understand a number of problematic issues that have appeared in the psychology and religion dialogue. Second, it helps us to better understand the nature of science, including the strengths and limitations that any scientific discipline like psychology will bring to a conversation with another field of human endeavor.

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Nelson, J. M. (2009). Science, Religion, and Psychology. In Psychology, Religion, and Spirituality (pp. 43–75). Springer New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-87573-6_2

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