Excerpt: "Whitehead's and Jung's growth process had made them to reflect their academic field more critically in relation to religion. They were brought up in religious family. Whitehead's father was the pastor of the Anglican Church in England and Jung's father also the pastor of the Swiss Reformed Church. Later, they both found that religion had been deeply related to philosophy and psychology in traditional academic field but modern philosophy and psychology did not concern about religion. Unlike modern philosopher and psychologist, Whitehead and Jung thought that religion, for the rebirth of modern fragmented culture or civilization, should be reevaluated or reinterpreted. They tried to understand religion in relation to their philosophy and psychology."