On Scrupulosity, II The condition does not come from religion, as Freud would have us believe, but it does seem to emanate from the way religion is presented. For example, it is indeed a law that one must attend Mass on

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Date: 2009-02-02 14:16:09 Anxiety disorders Scrupulosity Sins Christian mystics Doctors of the Church Obsessive–compulsive disorder Thérèse of Lisieux Grace Acedia Human behavior Christianity Religion		On Scrupulosity, II The condition does not come from religion, as Freud would have us believe, but it does seem to emanate from the way religion is presented. For example, it is indeed a law that one must attend Mass on Add to Reading List Source URL: www.olmcfssp.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 57,21 KB Share Document on Facebook

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