Book Review Name: Institution: Course: Date: The title of the book in review is The Individual and His Religion: A Psychological Interpretation. The book was authored by Gordon Willard Allport and published through the Macmillan publishers in the year 1960. The original copy was done through the University of Virginia. The book which has 147 pages was later digitized in 2nd July of 2008 (Allport, 1970). Gordon Willard Allport is a professor at the Harvard University, within the department of social relations and majors in psychology. The book, The Individual and His Religion: A Psychological Interpretationin this case is part of an extension in the field of religion and related studies. This is a topic that he has covered fully one other book that he has authored titled the Personality: A psychological Interpretation which was published in the year 1937 (Allport, 1970). A closer look at the book, reveals a connection between the content and context of the book and the lectures that he once delivered in Boston in the year 1947 titled the Lowell lectures. The Individual and His Religion: A Psychological Interpretation, although it is a small volume, can be said to be a psychological portrayal religious sentiments that one c