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Recent research in psychology further explains human activity. - 54, Gaudium et Spes(DOCUMENTS OF THE SECOND VATICAN COUNCIL)


Why do humans behave like that? Why would a person react like that? Almost every day in our lives, we recognize that our neighbors' thoughts differ from mine, and that each person's taste, personality, and direction are different. Why are the people around us different from me? Why doesn't that person's mind match mine? How am I supposed to accept and deal with the thoughts and judgments of that neighbor that I can't understand?

Studying the minds of people in the Roman Catholic Church could mean that it embraces the providence of God, who created individual human beings that are completely different from my neighbors and me with unique talents. It is the teachings of the Catholic Church that psychology helps promote human nature, a deep understanding of human consciousness, judgment and behavior.

The Second Vatican Council's literature highlights the positive aspects of psychology, explaining the fundamentals of anthropology, and highlighting the positive aspects of psychology as follows: I pray and pray that our society and the organizations we belong to will be a harmonious and true community that recognizes your differences and respects each other's individuality and originality. May God, who works through humans today, receive praise and glory!

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 the more recent psychological studies more profoundly explain human activity - 54, Gaudium et Spes(DOCUMENTS OF THE SECOND VATICAN COUNCIL)

ref. https://www.vatican.va/archive/hist_councils/ii_vatican_council/documents/vat-ii_const_19651207_gaudium-et-spes_en.html












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