Belief after Freud

Carlos Domínguez-Morano (Huelva, Spain, 1946) is a Doctor in Theology and Sciences of Education and a Licentiate in Psychology. His psychoanalytic training took place in Paris and Madrid. He is Professor of Psychology of Religion and he works as a psychotherapist and trainer of psychologists and psychiatrists. He has served as President of the International Association for Medical-Psychological and Religious Studies. He is a Catholic Jesuit priest. His publications revolve around the relations between psychoanalysis and the Christian experience, affectivity, and interpersonal relations.

• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- ABOUT THE AUTHOR -- PREFACE -- INTRODUCTION -- CHAPTER ONE -- The validity of Freud -- PART I: THE FREUDIAN INTERPRETATION OF RELIGION -- CHAPTER TWO -- Religion and neurosis -- CHAPTER THREE -- Religion, dream, and delirium -- CHAPTER FOUR -- Faith challenged -- CHAPTER FIVE -- Prayer after Freud -- CHAPTER SIX -- The God of the child and the God of Jesus -- CHAPTER SEVEN -- Guilt and salvation -- PART III: SEX, POWER, AND MONEY -- CHAPTER EIGHT -- The bonds of flesh -- CHAPTER NINE -- Do not call anyone father -- CHAPTER TEN -- No one can serve two masters -- EPILOGUE -- REFERENCES -- INDEX.

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