Jung believed that most people cut themselves off from direct religious experience by becoming bound to
A. deeply held, oppressive mental structures.
B. complicated interpersonal relationships.
C. rigid moral imperatives hidden in their shadow selves.
D. the letter of church convention.
Answer:D
Jung believed that most people cut themselves off from direct religious experience by becoming bound to
A. deeply held, oppressive mental structures. B. complicated interpersonal relationships. C. rigid moral imperatives hidden in their shadow selves. D. the letter of church convention.