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Monotheism and Pathology: Psychology Meets PhilosophyThis book explores the intersection of psychology, philosophy, and theology through a detailed examination of monotheism and its relationship to pathological thought processes. The author posits that monotheism, traditionally viewed through a theological or existential lens, can be analyzed through psychological frameworks, particularly in understanding how coherent or dysfunctional thought patterns develop. Drawing on theories from psychoanalysis, cognitive psychology, and philosophical inquiry, the book investigates how monotheistic structures influence identity formation, consciousness, and the internal dialogue of individuals. It also delves into the implications of these structures for collective identity and societal coherence. This work contributes to the academic fields of psychology and philosophy by providing a novel analysis of how abstract and ancient principles manifest within contemporary cognition and behavior.

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