What was Maslow's attitude toward religion?
A) Religion has no place in the modern world.
B) Religious dogma is a useful guide to self-actualization.
C) Religious prophets have experienced what Maslow calls "peak experiences," which are valuable insights to be communicated to others.
D) Religion was not discussed in his theory.

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Maslow believed that religious prophets have experienced what he called "peak experiences," which are valuable insights to be communicated to others. However, he also believed that these experiences could be attained without the need for organized religion or adherence to specific dogma.

What Was Maslow's Attitude Toward Religion