Psychology and mystical experience

John Howley

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PSYCHOLOGY AND MYSTICAL EXPERIENCE Nihil Obstat: G. H, JOYCE, S.J. Censor Deputatus Imprimatur EDM. CAN. SURMONT Vic. Gen. die i8Westmonasterii, Martii, ig20 andPsychology Mystical Experience BY JOHN M.A.HOWLEY, Professor of Philosophy, Galway -^^057. London : KEGAN PAUL, TRENCH, TRUBNER & LtdCo., St. M.O. : B. HERDERLouis, BOOK COMPANY 1920 To THE Memory OF FATHER MALLAC, S.J.JAMES Professor of Philosophy at University College, 1888Dublin, Pages areThese Dedicated and AffectionWith Reverence ** I the aid of andNevertheless, accept experience and if I should it islearning, through ignorance err, not intention to from the sound doctrinemy depart of our mother the Catholic Church. Iholy resign to her and submit to hermyself absolutely light, and moreover to the betterdecisions, judgment herein of whobemen,private they they may." St. the Cross. The AssentJohn of of Carmel. Prologue " In omni sentitur sivere, quae quae cognoscitur, interius latet Deus."ipse St. Bonaventure. De Reductione artium ad theologiam. PREFACE This book came into as a naturalbeing development In writeof the Introduction. I was asked to1913 the Bulletin for the number of StudiesJune deahng with recent books on the of reUgiouspsychology The successive of this experience. developments article form the various of the workpresentchapters and were from time to time aspublished separate articles in Studies and in the Irish Ecclesiastical Record.

Sujets

• Psychology of religion
• Mysticism

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 5
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 11 Mo

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PSYCHOLOGY AND MYSTICAL
EXPERIENCENihil Obstat:
G. H, JOYCE, S.J.
Censor Deputatus
Imprimatur
EDM. CAN. SURMONT
Vic. Gen.
die i8Westmonasterii, Martii, ig20andPsychology
Mystical Experience
BY
JOHN M.A.HOWLEY,
Professor of Philosophy, Galway
-^^057.
London
:
KEGAN PAUL, TRENCH, TRUBNER & LtdCo.,
St. M.O. : B. HERDERLouis, BOOK COMPANY
1920To THE Memory
OF
FATHER MALLAC, S.J.JAMES
Professor of Philosophy at University College,
1888Dublin,
Pages areThese
Dedicated
and AffectionWith Reverence