Frank J D
Am J Psychiatry. 1984 Nov;141(11):1343-8. doi: 10.1176/ajp.141.11.1343.
The growing danger of a nuclear holocaust has intensified two aspects of the human predicament that concern both religion and psychiatry: the inevitability of death and the disastrous consequences of the characteristic termed "pride" by theologians and "narcissism" by psychiatrists. For the first time, humans have power to exterminate themselves and death threatens all ages equally. Pride of power causes leaders to exaggerate their ability to control nuclear weapons; moral pride leads to demonizing enemies. The author considers implications for psychiatrists and clergy, with special reference to preventing a nuclear holocaust.
死亡的必然性以及被神学家称为“骄傲”、被精神病学家称为“自恋”的特征所带来的灾难性后果。人类首次拥有了自我灭绝的力量，死亡对所有年龄段的人都构成了平等的威胁。权力的骄傲使领导人夸大其控制核武器的能力；道德上的骄傲导致将敌人妖魔化。作者思考了对精神病学家和神职人员的启示，特别提及防止核浩劫的问题。
