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Mormon Stories Podcast

339: The Psychology of Religion with Dr. James Nagel Pt. 2

Mormon Stories Podcast

Dr. John Dehlin

Religion & Spirituality

4.55.7K Ratings

🗓️ 2 May 2012

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

In this 5 part series with accompanying visuals, Dr. James Nagel (also known as AntiCitizenX) discusses the psychology of religious belief. Videos and PowerPoints available below, and are highly recommended.

Transcript

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at MormonStories.org.

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Hello and welcome to Part 2 on a series of Mormon Stories, on a series discussion about

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the psychology of religion.

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I'm here with Dr. James Nagel.

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Hey James.

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Hello.

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Hey, and I just want to remind our listeners that all of this not only is available in

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Audio Format, but also up on YouTube at youtube.com slash Mormon Stories.

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You can see the videos that correspond to what we're going to be talking about or you can

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download the PowerPoints from MormonStories.org, but the visuals are extremely helpful.

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So check them out if you can.

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I'm here with James and the first hour we've already talked about a little bit of background,

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but mostly we talked about a few things.

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Let me see if I can recap James.

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Number one is that people are susceptible to highly susceptible to social influences

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and peer pressure to the point where they will often conform to things that they either

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don't believe at all or that they, if they question, they're, you know, often times

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likely to conform to the peer pressure to social pressure around them.

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