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C.G.Jung and Victor White
Jung and Philosophy
What did Jung
really say about Christianity? Discussion
What Jung Said About Christianity: Reading
A Philosophical Critique about what Jung said about Christianity:
Reading
Victor White and Jung: Reading
Synchronicity: Reading
C.G. Jung's Synchronicity: Reading
Synchronicity and Formal Causality: Reading
Maritain's Dream: A Philosophy of Nature and Jungian Psychology:
Reading
Jung and Theology
Jung and Theology: Reading
Archetypes and the Development of Dogma:
Reading
Jesus and the Unconscious: Reading
The Human Consciousness of Jesus: Reading
Jung and Spirituality
Diabolical
Possession and Catholic Cults? The Lack of Psychological Awareness and the Materialization
of Belief in the Catholic Church: Essay
Two
Secrets That Can Transform Your Marriage: Essay
Two Secrets
That Can Transform Your Marriage: A retreat for Married couples:
DVD
(transcript online)
The Charismatic Movement: Reading
Psychological Types and Spiritual Direction:
Reading
A
Psychological Dark Night: Reading
Spiritual Direction, Community and Type: Reading
A Typological Portrait of St. John of the Cross: Reading |
Reflections on the
Jung-White Letters -
Essay
From Trinity to Quinternity: A Potential Case Study of
Jungian-Christian Dialogue -
Essay
Jungian Psychology:
Content and Context -
Essay
Does
Jungian-Christian Dialogue Have a Future?
An
Interview with Clodagh Weldon about her new book,
Fr. Victor White O.P.: The Story of Jung's 'White Raven.'
NEW! The Church, the Council and the Unconscious: How Hidden
Forces Shaped the Catholic Church - Book
The Readings below are
from the following two online books:
Jungian and Catholic? The
Promises and Problems of the Jungian-Christian Dialogue Complete Book Online
St. John of the Cross and Dr.
C.G. Jung: Christian Mysticism in the Light of Jungian Psychology Complete Book Online
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Jungian-Christian
Dialogue Today
Priests,
Women and the Anima: Essay
The Jungian-Christian Dialogue: Reading
What is the
Current State of the Jungian-Christian Dialogue? Discussion
Lost
Treasures: Victor White's Letters
Links
and Resources
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