Editorial Preface. CHAPTER I. RELIGION AND PSYCHOLOGY. 1. Religion. 2. The psychology of religion. 3. Towards a dynamic psychology. CHAPTER II. MOTIVATIONS AND THEIR AMBIVALENCE. 1. The use of motivations as psychological explanation. 2. Desire at grips with impotence. 3. Ethics and social motivation. 4. Cognitive motivation and dogmatism. CHAPTER III. RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE. 1. Definitions and classification. 2. Theories of religion as an emotional experience. 3. The religious perception of the world and the sense of the sacred. 4. The quasi-perception of the supernatural without perceptive mediation. 5. Drug-induced religious experience. Conclusion. CHAPTER IV. BELIEF AND UNBELIEF. 1. Belief as opposed to unbelief. 2. The representation of God. 3. The conflicts. 4. Faith in the midst of a pluriform humanity. Conclusion. CHAPTER V. PRAYER, RITE, AND ETHIC: THE THREE EX-PRESSIVE AND PERFORMATIVE ACTS OF FAITH. 1. Prayer. 2. Rite. 3. Ethics. POSTFACE.
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