Introduction: mapping religion and psychology / William B. Parsons and Diane Jonte-Pace -- pt. 1. Psychology of religion. Psychology of religion: an overview / David M. Wulff -- Psychology of religion: empirical approaches / Bernard Spilka -- The future is in the return: back to cultural psychology of religion / Jacob A. Belzen -- Does (the history of) religion and psychological studies have a subject? / Susan E. Henking -- What is our present? An Antipodean perspective on the relationship between "psychology" and "religion" / Kathleen V. O'Connor -- Mapping religion psychologically: information theory as a corrective to modernism / Volney P. Gay -- Post-structuralism and the psychology of religion: the challenge of critical psychology / Jeremy R. Carrette -- Analysts, critics, and inclusivists: feminist voices in the psychology of religion / Diane Jonte-Pace -- Male melancholia: guilt, separation, and repressed rage / Donald Capps -- pt. 2. Religion in dialogue with psychology. The past and possible future of religion and psychological studies / Don Browning -- Shaping the future of religion and psychology: feminist transformations in pastoral theology / Bonnie J. Miller-McLemore -- When is religion a mental disorder? The disease of ritual / Luis O. Gómez -- Themes and debates in the psychology-comparativist dialogue / William B. Parsons -- Re-membering a presence of mythological proportions: psychoanalysis and Hinduism / Jeffrey J. Kripal -- Experimental studies of meditation and consciousness / Jonathan Shear -- Diving into the depths: reflections on psychology as a religion / G. William Barnard -- The death awareness movement: psychology as religion? / Lucy Bregman.