Acting Out and Sin

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This treatise delves into the intersection of psychoanalytic thought and theological theory, specifically within Judeo-Christian concepts. It redefines sin as a psychoanalytic concept of acting-out, offering fresh insights into individual will, consciousness, and the unconscious. By examining these ideas, the work highlights significant elements of Western cultural tradition, making it relevant for psychologists, psychiatrists, and those interested in the philosophical underpinnings of psychology and theology.