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Chapter X - Religious Conversion as a Cure, part 2
Chapter X - Religious Conversion as a Cure, part 2
Chapter X - Religious Conversion as a Cure, part 2
Thursday 1st January 1970
Dive into Dr. Cutten's exploration of religious conversion as a cure for alcoholism, focusing on faith, willpower, and subconscious influence.
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Get the buttons here!Faith and Freedom: Religious Conversion as a Path to Sobriety, Part 2
The cure of the drunkard in conversion is one peculiar to itself, but which contains elements found in hypnotic and allied practices.
Ever thought about how faith could play a role in overcoming addiction? In this episode of 'The Psychology of Alcoholism', Dr. George Barton Cutten continues his deep dive into the intriguing concept of religious conversion as a potential cure for alcoholism. He unpacks how faith and willpower can shift one's perspective, offering a fresh start free from the chains of addiction. But it’s not just about belief; Cutten also delves into the subconscious mind's role in this transformative process.
He draws fascinating parallels between religious conversion and hypnotism, highlighting how both tap into deeper layers of the psyche. What makes religious conversion stand out is its holistic approach. It doesn't just tackle the physical symptoms of addiction but also addresses emotional and spiritual well-being. By taking this comprehensive route, religion has shown itself to be a powerful tool in transforming lives. Curious about how these elements come together to offer a path to sobriety?
Tune in to discover the unique facets of religious conversion that make it a potent force in the battle against addiction.