The book "Psychological Origins and Nature of Religion" by James G. Luba is an important study devoted to the study of the relationship between psychology and religion. The author examines the psychological aspects of religion in detail, revealing their interaction and influence on the formation of religious ideas and practices. James G. Luba pays attention to how mental processes and psychological needs of a person affect the formation and development of religious ideas, as well as how religion affects the human psyche. This book will be a useful resource for anyone interested in psychology and religion, helping to better understand the internal mechanisms of the functioning of religious systems and their impact on human life.