Frankl and God. Revelations of a Psychotherapist about Religion and God

Viktor Frankl, a world-renowned psychotherapist who survived Nazi concentration camps, often spoke in his scientific works about the unconscious God and about Meaning. What did he base his worldview on? His student, Elisabeth Lukas, reflecting on the pressing issues of... modernity and quoting Frankl in her reflections, answers this question as well. These quotes are about the relationship between religion and psychotherapy, about theodicy, and whether God died after Auschwitz. Perhaps the thoughts of the great scientist will help the reader find meaning in their life and attain a metaphysical support as strong as the one Frankl himself had. The translation is published with some minor omissions and changes. Approved for distribution by the Publishing Council of the Russian Orthodox Church IS R20-918-0659.