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Anxiety, religion, and medicine

The minister may be a healer and the psychotherapist a priest but the functions should not be confused

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  1. Paul Tillich
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Excerpts from a chapter inThe Courage To Be, the current Pastoral Psychology Book Club Selection, comprising the Terry Lectures given by Dr. Tillich at Yale University this year. Published 1952 by Yale University Press and reprinted by permission.

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Tillich, P. Anxiety, religion, and medicine. Pastoral Psychol 3, 11–17 (1952). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01769082

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