Carl Jung's perspective on the psychological understanding of God is explored. According to Jung, an individual's highest value functionally serves as their deity, even if they don't explicitly recognize it as such. While one might not personify this value, they often act it out and expect others to adhere to it, giving it an implicit personified form. This concept suggests that the human cognitive structure inherently relates to the idea of a deity, making it an inescapable part of human psychology.
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