Articles by Stephen T. Asma

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Religion is emotional therapy

Stephen T. Asma offers a vision of a role for religion from a perspective of psychological health. ‘The Indian elephant is known sometimes to weep,’ Charles Darwin wrote Charles Darwin in 1872. ‘In the Zoological...

Published in: Volume 37, Number 3
Tagged: social psychology, vision for RE

Stephen T. Asma

Stephen T. Asma is a professor of philosophy at Columbia College in Chicago and author of ten books. He is a member of the Public Theologies of Technology and Presence program at the Institute of Buddhist Studies.

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