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At this stage (end of chapter 7), I'm finding that Frankl is overly focused on religiosity as a fundamental aspect for psychotherapy, particularly monotheistic religion. I'm not sure about the cultural responsivity to religions beyond Christianity, and even the dismissal of spiritualism, which I find more encompassing than religiosity, which suggests organised religions. Hopefully the answers are yet to come.

"If you want people to have faith and belief in God, ... [you] must, in the first place, portray your God believably - and you must act credibly yourself." pp. 18.

There is immense beauty in hearing from a survivor of the holocaust reflecting upon his deepened religiosity and faith in his God.