A forthright and thought-provoking critique of modern psychology. A devastating indictment of the 'me' generation. All those who are interested in psychology and religion and the relationship between the 2 will benefit greatly from this book.

The first book by a competent psychologist which analyzes the latest trends in the psychology of selfism over against the wider field of basic human values, personal and social. A devastating indictment of the me generation. All those who are interested in psychology and religion and the relationship between the two will benefit greatly from this book.

A critique of secular humanism as a cult of self-worship--"selfism", with social science practitioners as priests of "Psychology as Religion". Polemic against the admittedly broad spectrum of "existentialists", singling out four "most important self-theorists", who are incidentally quite influential because "scientific" - Eric Fromm, Carl Rogers, Abraham Maslow, Rollo May. Seems to argue that Self-help is anti-Christian since "the family is a basic Christian concept", and "a universal cross-cultural concept". (48) ( )

Compelling argument that psychology has become a religion for many in our culture today. ( )

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