Psychology of Religion

Discussing some aspects and literature on the Psychology of Religion

Religion and Happiness

Freedom and Flourishing: Are people happier in countries where religious practice is stronger?
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WOULD YOU RATHER LIVE IN ONE OF THE MOST RELIGIOUS COUNTRIES LIKE ..

Afghanistan Bangladesh Burundi Central African Republic Colombia Comoros Djibouti Egypt Ethiopia Guinea Indonesia Iraq Israel Laos Lebanon Lybia Malawi Mauritania Morocco Myanmar Niger Nigeria Pakistan Palestine Republic Congo Somalia Somaliland South Sudan Sri Lanka Sudan Syria Thailand Yemen

OR IN ONE OF THE LEAST RELIGIOUS COUNTRIES LIKE ..

Australia Austria Belgium Bhutan Bulgaria Canada Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Hong Kong Hungary Iceland Japan Luxembourg Netherlands New Zealand Norway Portugal Slovenia Sweden Switzerland UK

RELIGION and the ATTACHMENT THEORY on WIKIPEDIA:

RELIGION and the ATTACHMENT THEORY on WIKIPEDIA:

RELIGION and VIOLENCE against CHILDREN:

RELIGION and VIOLENCE against CHILDREN:
Compare religious countries to secular countries.

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Interesting Article on PSYCHOLOGY TODAY:

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