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Preface Foreword 1. Importance Of the Study 2. A Sketch of the New Psychology 3. The Christian Doctrine of Sin (The Definition of Sin) 4. Psychic Evil and the Essence of Sin (The Nature of Sin) 5. Original Sin and the Unity of the Race (The Existence of Sin) 6. Temptation and the Unconscious Impulse (The Operation of Sin) 7. The Conscience and Ambivalence (The Recognition of Sin) 8. The Sense of Guilt and the Inferiority Complex (The Conviction of Sin) 9. Confession and Repression (Turning from Sin) 10. Forgiveness and Transference (Release from Sin) 11. Sanctification and Sublimation (Freedom from Sin) |