Religious But Not Religious

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Exploring the concept of religion as an essential aspect of the human psyche, Jason E. Smith delves into C.G. Jung's assertion that a spiritual sense is crucial for psychological well-being. The book argues that many individuals experience suffering due to the absence of this innate religious feeling, prompting a deeper examination of the relationship between spirituality and mental health. Smith's insights aim to illuminate the importance of reconnecting with this vital component of human experience.