Jung's Thoughts on God: Religious Depths of Our Psyches (Jung on the Hudson Book Series)

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Summary: A fascinating survey into Jung's thoughts on the Divine.
Review: Donald Dyer's Jung's Thoughts On God provides a blend of religion and psychology, providing a focus on Jung's writings on God and creating an interesting Christian-based probe of Jung's ideas. A fascinating survey into Jung's thoughts on spirituality and psychology.

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Summary: Such little was said for such a big subject...
Review: I didn't feel the thoughts in this book were well organized.

I read it within a few hours, and just felt like I wasted my time. I remember right after reading, I felt like I only got one thing from the book. The worst part is I don't even remember what that thing was now. Obviously, it was anything life changing.

I really just thought it was a pointlessly long review on Jung, and his opinions. I didn't feel I understood Jung any better, nor did I feel like I got anything from the book at all.

Although I know the writer must have worked hard on it, to me, the book just came across as random words put together.

Maybe I was just expecting too much from such a small book. Who knows?

I would not necessarily recommend it, nor would I discourage the read. It doesn't take much time at all to finish, so you might just get something out of it.