@article{Machalek, author = {Mach{\´a}lek, V{\´i}t}, title = {Humanistick{\´a} psychologie jako sekularizovan{\´a} teologie [Humanist Psychology as Secularized Theology?]}, series = {Studia Theologica, Vol. 22, No. 4 (2020), pp. 113-134 [ISSN 2570-9798] [studiatheologica.eu/getrevsrc.php?identification=\&mag=sth\&raid=265\&type=fin\&ver=3]}, journal = {Studia Theologica, Vol. 22, No. 4 (2020), pp. 113-134 [ISSN 2570-9798] [studiatheologica.eu/getrevsrc.php?identification=\&mag=sth\&raid=265\&type=fin\&ver=3]}, abstract = {The aim of this article is to evaluate quasi-religious elements in humanist psychology with a special focus on Erich Fromm, Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers. The study analyses concepts which may be denoted as a secularized >humanist theology<. It refers to the fact that the authors of those concepts were originally connected with the Jewish or Christian faith and after their apostasy radically reinterpreted it or replaced it with a new religion. The humanist >cult of self-worship< explicitly or implicitly locates godhood into man and at the same time excludes the possibility of a personal relationship between man and God. The rise of this new religiosity connected with sacralised psychology was paradoxically made also easy by certain forms of modern Jewish and Christian thinking.}, language = {mul} }