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Psychological Issues of Former Fundamentalists*

James C. Moyers, M.A., M.F.C.C.

Abstract

Psychological problems of former fundamentalists often involve their past religious beliefs and practices. Recovery will involve careful examination of the way in which their religious history affects their current life. An understanding of the basic tenets and practices of fundamentalism is helpful for the professional who treats such individuals.
 

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