/lit/ - Literature

>>5619154

Is it for the good or for the bad?

>>5498352

Let me tell you OP that neither priest nor philosopher ever could reveal to me such... different perspective of faith itself than this man. His view of God with omni-intelligent Godhead as this prime reality of human psyche... this collective unconcious locked down in archetypes of our perception is greatly revolutionary.

Good into to Carl Jung is prof Josef Rudin:

>Psychotherapy and Religion

Good translation from German is a must though, it uses very hard vocabulary from analytic psychology.

>Vocatus atque non vocatus Deus aderit

This quote from Erasmus is most profound summary of Jung's immense insight.

Also, genius of Pascal is really remarkable in his writings, you should read "Pensées". I recommend them because Pascal was Catholic Jansenist (protestant-esque Catholic movement) and that very fact makes his approach to faith a synthesis of Catholic rationalism and Protestant fideism. I like to say that Pascal thinks like a Catholic, but writes with a beauty of a Protestant.

"Heart has reasons that reason knows nothing of, brother..."