1. The Personality and Career of Satan.
- Author
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Murray, Henry A.
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SCIENTISM ,SOCIAL sciences ,BEHAVIORAL scientists ,POSITIVISM ,SOCIOLOGY ,THEORY of knowledge ,PSYCHOLOGISTS - Abstract
The article informs that members of the APA who are so strictly dedicated to the doctrine of immaculate Scientism must needs limit the compass of their professional attention to the simplest and purest of measurable phenomena. To those who with good reason pride themselves on having contributed to the historic emancipation of Sociology discipline from the shackles of an out-worn philosophy and theology, to these and perhaps to many others, the title of this paper provides ample cause for dismay or indignation. The ground for this undertaking of the author's, as well as for the hope that other psychologists will invade the abundant field of religious images and imagents, and grapple with one or another of its many mysteries, is a conclusion, or value judgment, the author has have come to, on the periphery of science, which might be termed a credo.
- Published
- 1962
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