James H. Leuba

James Henry Leuba (April 9, 1868 – December 8, 1946) was an American psychologist best known for his contributions to the psychology of religion. His son Clarence James Leuba was also a psychologist and taught at Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio. Provided by Wikipedia
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    The psychology of religious mysticism /
    by Leuba, James Henry, 1868-1946
    Published 1926

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    Die Psychologie der religiösen Mystik
    by Leuba, James Henry, 1868-1946
    Published 1927

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    The belief in God and immortality, a psychological, anthropological and statistical study,
    by Leuba, James Henry, 1868-1946
    Published 1916

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  4. 4
    The psychology of religious mysticism,
    by Leuba, James Henry, 1868-1946
    Published 1972

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    A psychological study of religion, its origin, function, and future,
    by Leuba, James Henry, 1868-1946
    Published 1912

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    God or man? A study of the value of God to man,
    by Leuba, James Henry, 1868-1946
    Published 1933

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    The psychological origin and the nature of religion,
    by Leuba, James Henry, 1868-1946
    Published 1909

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    The reformation of the churches

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    Religion in transition /
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