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PDF | On Oct 10, 2007, Janek Musek and others published The theories of religion and spirituality in psychology and cognitive sciences. | Find, read and cite all Sep 7, 2018 - This chapter is concerned largely with the theories of religion advanced by Sigmund Freud (1856–1939) and Carl Jung (1875–1961) for it was they who form (The Psychology of Religion), and the author's own contribution in the same journal for theories (Spencer's and Hegel's); (3) the Ethical theory (Kant's). Let us consider what Hill and Gibson (2008) have identified as three theories of continuing promise for the psychology of religion. First, attribution theory has been tion of the theory of Jungian types to the psychology of religion and spirituality, Retrived from: readers.cofe.anglican.org/u_d_lib_pub/m1082.pdf. Erikson's theory has not benefited from systematic empirical study, but it remains an influential and well-regarded theory in the psychological study of religion. Pritchard (1965) in Theories of Primitive Reli- gion, theories of religion, may conveniently be considered under the headings of psychological, socio- logical or Pritchard (1965) in Theories of Primitive Reli- gion, theories of religion, may conveniently be considered under the headings of psychological, socio- logical or The focus is on the theory of religion and its evolutionary and psychological background. I will conclude with some methodological comments on Rue's theoretical