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Are Psychology and Religion compatible concepts?

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AlexeyPank;86637
Where did you get this from? There’s no need to invent things that don’t exist. This is something for psychologists to analyze – a person has a persistent idea to portray themselves as an expert.
People, if you consider yourselves believers, at least make an effort to read the sacred texts of your religions.
Psychologists should analyze this phenomenon – the feeling of being all-knowing. This definitely has nothing to do with religion.
It feels like we’re speaking different languages... I have read these texts and interpret them in my own way, but without changing the meaning. You are accusing me completely without reason. Okay. I don’t want to argue with anyone. Let’s discuss the specific topic instead.
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