The Intercession of God: Patient History from a Jungian Perspective

This chapter explores the idea that a patient's history from a Jungian perspective can be seen as the intercession of God in their life. It discusses the concept of crises being a collision between the self and the ego, and questions whether human history is the manifestation of God's relationship with mankind. The discussion also touches on the debt Christianity and Islam owe to the Jews, the hypothesis that the relationship with God is contractual and psychological, and the mysterious nature of the voice of conscience.