Frankl and God. Revelations of a psychotherapist about religion and God
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Viktor Frankl, a world-famous psychotherapist who passed the Nazi camps, often spoke about the “unconscious God” in his scientific works and the meaning. What did he build his worldview on? His student Elizabeth Lucas, reflecting on the urgent problems of our time and quoting Francla in his reasoning, also answers this question. These quotes are about the relationship of religion and psychotherapy, about Theodica and about whether God died after Auschwitz. " Perhaps the thoughts of a great scientist will help the reader find meaning in his life and gain a metaphysical support for the same strength as Francla himself had.
Translation is published with small abbreviations and changes
Translation is published with small abbreviations and changes
Author:
Author:Lucas Elizabeth
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907202-72-6
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