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Psychology as Religion: The Cult of Self-Worship and Its Cultural Implications

"Psychology has increasingly functioned as a secular religion in contemporary society, where traditional theological frameworks are replaced by therapeutic dogmas, and the pursuit of inner divinity or radical self-actualization mimics the structure of religious devotion. This phenomenon reframes human suffering as psychological malfunction and elevates the self to an object of ultimate concern, complete with its own dogmas, rituals, and priesthood. The Historical Shift: From Theology to Therapeutic Culture The transition from a theological worldview to a psychological one represents one of the most profound cultural shifts of the modern era. F..."

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