Analytical Psychology and Christianity is the fifth volume of the Collected Writings of Murray Stein and contains the authors works on the topic of C.G. Jung’s personal relationship to his own religious tradition and his analysis and critique of Christian theology and practice. These were topics that preoccupied Jung’s mind during the entire course of his adulthood. The author argues that Jung’s constructive suggestions can be of assistance to Christianity in the 21st Century and beyond.
Table of Contents
-Jung’s Treatment of Christianity
-Jung’s Interpreters
-Jung’s Method of Psychotherapeutic Treatment
-On the Relationship Between This Doctor and Patient
-Doctor Jung’s Treatment of Christianity
-On the Patient’s Prospects
-Jung’s “Green Christ” A Transformational Symbol for Christianity
-C.G. Jung: Psychologist and Theologian
-On C.G. Jung’s Psychology of Religion
-The Future of Christianity
-Introduction to Jung on Christianity
-References
-Index