This chapter concludes with the author’s proposal of a biopsychosocial model for analyses of many religious founders and the theologies. I offer personal comments about how I came to accept this analytical model, then the resistance to it that I have experienced from some sociologists and religious studies scholars, as well as from some religious groups themselves.

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Mental Disorders, Neurological Illness, and Psychobiographies About Religions’ Creators

  • Stephen A. Kent

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This chapter concludes with the author’s proposal of a biopsychosocial model for analyses of many religious founders and the theologies. I offer personal comments about how I came to accept this analytical model, then the resistance to it that I have experienced from some sociologists and religious studies scholars, as well as from some religious groups themselves.