1988 May 6, Robert McClory, “The Divine Right”, in Chicago Reader[1]:
As a result, concern for the salvation of souls has been replaced by pseudosociology, pop psychology, and humanist theology.
2009, Michael Ford, Wounded Prophet: A Portrait of Henri J.M. Nouwen[2], →ISBN, page 8:
Real theological thinking was thinking with the mind of Christ, not engaging in what he termed pseudopsychology, pseudosociology, and pseudo-social work.
2012, R. Treves, Norms and Actions: National Reports on Sociology of Law[3], →ISBN:
In this way, the sociological view appropriate to the Marxist theory of law became a pseudosociology[…]
