Psychology of Religion

Edwin Diller Starbuck

32 chapters · 13 h 12 min · English

Read by Curt Walton

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Chapters

1. 1Prefaces10 min
2. 2I. - Introduction35 min
3. 3II. - Sources for the Study of Conversion13 min
4. 4III. - The Age of Conversion33 min
5. 5IV. - The Motives and Forces Leading to Conversion15 min
6. 6V. - Experiences Preceeding Conversion34 min
7. 7VI. - The Mental and Bodily Affections immediately accompanying Conversion27 min
8. 8VII. - In what Conversion Consists20 min
9. 9VIII. - The Conscious and Sub-Conscious Elements in Conversion34 min
10. 10IX. - The Quality of Feeling following Conversion13 min
11. 11X. - The Character of the New Life21 min
12. 12XI. - Conversion as a Normal Human Experience20 min
13. 13XII. - A General View of Conversion34 min
14. 14XIII. - The Abnormal Aspect of Conversion33 min
15. 15XIV. - Sources of Data8 min
16. 16XV. - The Religion of Childhood13 min
17. 17XVI. - Adolescence - Spontaneous Religious Awakenings34 min
18. 18XVII. - Adolescence - Storm and Stress39 min
19. 19XVIII. - Adolescence - Doubt22 min
20. 20XIX. - Adolescence - Alienation14 min
21. 21XX. - Adolescence - The Birth of a Larger Self33 min
22. 22XXI. - Adolescence - Substitutes for Religious Feeling16 min
23. 23XXII. - Adult Life - The Period of Reconstruction35 min
24. 24XXIII. - External Influences5 min
25. 25XXIV - Growth without Definite Transitions25 min
26. 26XXV. - Adult Life - Beliefs22 min
27. 27XXVI. - Adult Life - Religious Feelings24 min
28. 28XXVII. - Adult Life - Motives and Purposes27 min
29. 29XXVIII. - The Line of Growth Following Conversion41 min
30. 30XXIX. - Sanctification34 min
31. 31XXX. - A General View of the Line of Religious Growth32 min
32. 32XXXI. - Some Educational Inferences26 min