Metodological dilemma in psychology; an analysis of stable and unstable dynamic systems

This article examines a problem faced by scholars in the analysis of religious materials. In the psychology of religion, a purely materialistic approach leads to a one-sided analysis. There are many examples of this. To overcome this shortcoming, a new approach is required. This approach requires introducing a new principle into the psychology of religion. The principle of divinity offers a solution to this problem. This, in turn, necessitates consideration of the issues of stable and unstable systems. The article addresses these issues.