William James Varieties of Religious Experience (1902)
English
1902
566 pages
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Step into the mind of the 'father of American psychology' as he investigates the raw, unfiltered landscape of the human soul. William James bypasses dry theology to explore the intense, extreme, and deeply personal experiences that define our religious lives, asking what these 'varieties' of faith can teach us about the essence of being human.
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