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In his early adolescence, already struggling with religious doubts, C. G. Jung, the well-known psychiatrist, had set his last hope on holy communion. His minister father had instructed him, along with other youth, during a confirmation class. But the class did not deal with any of the doubts he was experiencing. The day came for the first communion. Jung was hoping that his first communion would dissolve his doubts and establish him in the Christian faith.