James Joseph Walsh
Religion and Health
In the opening chapters, the author presents a compelling thesis on the enduring significance of religion in our lives. The chapter on prayer emphasizes its naturalness and practical wisdom, highlighting its therapeutic value, particularly in addressing psychoneurosis. The discussion on the Bible and health is particularly thought-provoking, arguing that the Jewish sanitary laws are not mere results of human evolution but rather stem from divine inspiration. With a blend of extensive reading, rich experience, and specialized knowledge, the author delivers insights that are both accessible and...
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3. Mär 2026
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002 - Chapter 1 Part 1 CAN WE STILL BELIEVE 03.03.2026 27:24
In the opening chapters, the author presents a compelling thesis on the enduring significance of religion in our lives. The chapter on prayer emphasizes its naturalness and practical wisdom, highlighting its therapeutic value, particularly in addressing psychoneurosis. The discussion on the Bible and health is particularly thought-provoking, arguing that the Jewish sanitary laws are not mere resul...
001 - Introduction 03.03.2026 13:10
In the opening chapters, the author presents a compelling thesis on the enduring significance of religion in our lives. The chapter on prayer emphasizes its naturalness and practical wisdom, highlighting its therapeutic value, particularly in addressing psychoneurosis. The discussion on the Bible and health is particularly thought-provoking, arguing that the Jewish sanitary laws are not mere resul...
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