Christianity Within (1946, first edition)

Toni Wolff's lecture to The Guild of Pastoral Psychology

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First edition. Slim pamphlet, stapled binding. 18.5 × 12.5cm, 15pp

Delivered to the Guild in May 1946, Toni Wolff’s Christianity Within addresses the psychological necessity of moving Christian symbolism from external, institutional dogma into a living, subjective experience within the individual psyche. Drawing directly on Jungian analytical theory, Jung’s close collaborator and analyst explores how core Christian themes—including the Incarnation, the Passion, and the imago Dei—mirror the inner dynamics of the unconscious and the journey toward individuation. Wolff argues that modern spiritual neurosis cannot be resolved by clinging to static doctrine; instead, true psychological and spiritual wholeness requires confronting the Shadow and internalizing these sacred archetypes. A key post-war paper bridging depth psychology, esoteric theology, and pastoral care.

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Good plus condition. Some age-related tanning to the covers but clean and in strong readable condition.

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