Carl Jung - Religious Belief as a Product of the Human Mind Evaluation

Question 1

(Positive) Jung is experience driven from his personal observations and clinical work, religious symbolism was found _ among his patients

Answer 1

universally

Question 2

(Positive) Religion provides us with strength and the means to be able to attempt the process of _

Answer 2

individuation

Question 3

(Positive) Jung’s encouragement to pursue a _ answer has worked in all the cases he’s treater in a materialistic world

Answer 3

spiritual

Question 4

(Positive) Jung’s work led him to believe _ could help promote a particular mindset that could aim the process of individuation

Answer 4

religion

Question 5

(Positive) Surveys around mental health suggest religious people are _ as according to Jung’s ideas

Answer 5

happier

Question 6

(Positive) Surveys show religion appears to aid social _ and offer comfort in the face of death

Answer 6

cohesion

Question 7

(Negative) Whilst there is evidence in culture, Jung has nothing _, like effects do not always mean like causes

Answer 7

empirical

Question 8

(Negative) Jung implies all images are related somehow to _ but there isn’t any evidence for this

Answer 8

archetypes

Question 9

(Negative) Jung was _ to whether the truth claims of religion could be verified or otherwise

Answer 9

indifferent

Question 10

(Negative) Jung’s view is too _, religion has essentially become anything

Answer 10

reductionist

Question 11

(Negative) The depiction of Christ as just an archetype is an unacceptable view for _

Answer 11

Christians

Question 12

(Negative) The idea God has good and evil does not _ to most

Answer 12

appeal

Question 13

(Positive) Jung provides a theory of religion and psychology which is less _ to religion than Freud.

Answer 13

damaging

Question 14

(Positive) For Jung there is an inherent striving towards a relationship with a higher being which is a _ analysis of the human condition

Answer 14

sensible