Sections include: Renouncing Baal, the God of Sexual Orgy • Renouncing the Idol-god of One's Father • Jung and the Service of Baal • Gnosticism: Its Syncretism, Dualism, and Capacity for False Revelation • Jung and the Attempt to Reconcile Good and Evil • The Insinuation of the Obscene into the Holy • Christians Contaminated by Jungianism • What is Right about Jung and Freud.

Examines the short-comings of Jung's views of anima and animus. Dr. Satinover is a scholar, psychiatrist and past President of the C.G. Jung Foundation of New York. He is author of the Hamewith Books title, Homosexuality and the Politics of Truth.

Traces the history of gnosticism from the ancient times to present, with emphasis on C.G. Jung including his fascination with the occult and the reawakening of paganism, especially as it appeared in the emerging Nazi movement. Order audio tape.

In this article, psychiatrist Jeffrey Satinover, shows how Carl Jung's theory of archetypes has become an example of modern paganism. He analyses Jung’s Gnostic beliefs and shows how these beliefs influenced that theory. He describes how the theory confuses and blinds people regarding the true nature of evil allowing them to conclude that good and evil are equal and opposite forces.

In addition, Satinover writes that Jung's theory of archetypes, when limited to the domain of psychology, is useful to understanding the soul. But notes that it is all too easily spiritualized, encouraging worship of the soul, becoming in its own right truly a modern Gnosticism.