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Psychology of religion

James's term for a temperament that sees the world as good and overlooks evil, whose religion needs no inner crisis, the once-born type.

In psychology of religion, healthy-mindedness refers to James's term for a temperament that sees the world as good and overlooks evil, whose religion needs no inner crisis, the once-born type. This meaning comes from James (1902) in The Varieties Of Religious Experience.[1]

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James, W. (1902). The Varieties Of Religious Experience. Reprint Services Corp. ISBN 9780781234764

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