James W. Jones's book "Religion and Psychology in Transition: Psychoanalysis, Feminism, and Theology" explores the relationship between psychology and religion. The author analyzes Freud's theories and the relational theories of British psychoanalysis, comparing them with different theological models of the relationship between God and the world. Jones argues that psychoanalysis, by rethinking human nature as inherently relational, opens doors to a more open understanding of religious experience and offers new resources for theological reconstruction.