Some of the most brilliant work of psychologist Carl Jung (d. 1961) was on the human shadow. Shadow psychology illuminates religion.
Essentially the thirst for God is the pursuit of the everlasting, unchanging, absolute. This thirst for God has a shadow side, unleashed in immense grotesque proportions on September Eleventh. The thirst for God has a profound shadow. The human psyche also has a vast shadow, which is its subjectivism and skepticism. If ultimate truth is contained in the human mind alone we’re destined to wander in the vast wilderness of postmodernism, moral relativism, and nihilism.
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