ISF 336 - Psychology of Religion II

The psychology of religion is a discipline of science that explains religious beliefs and practices psychologically.
The functions of religious beliefs in human psychology, the psychological dimension of conversion, psychological factors that determine religious perception, states of consciousness such as ecstasy, and the like, and so on, are some of the topics that fall into the research field of the psychology of religion.
The aim of this course is to make students understand the psychological processes that affect people's religious attitudes and behaviors, and the psychological processes of all kinds of beliefs that affect human behavior.

Religion and psychology, religious thought, religious belief, religious feeling, religious imagination, religious consciousness, worship, repentance, prayer and mysticism psychology, religion and mental health, the psychological dimensions of religiosity and conversion, and the history of the psychology of religion and the methods of the psychology of religion.