This work shows that if therapists can approach religious behaviour and religious fantasies in the neutral way that they view all behaviour, the orthodox Jewish patient becomes a more loving and constructive human being who does not repudiate his or her religion but practices it more maturely.
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This work shows that if therapists can approach religious behaviour and religious fantasies in the neutral way that they view all behaviour, the orthodox Jewish patient becomes a more loving and constructive human being who does not repudiate his or her religion but practices it more maturely.
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