James's pioneering study of religion through personal experience rather than doctrine, drawing on accounts of conversion, mysticism, and faith. It founded the modern psychology of religion.
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1902 · Book · Public Domain
James's pioneering study of religion through personal experience rather than doctrine, drawing on accounts of conversion, mysticism, and faith. It founded the modern psychology of religion.