Kritik der Religion

Present-day experiences with religion are ambivalent. The critique of religion in the modern age has to a large extent become religion's critique of the modern age. While it is true that a wholesale critique of religion hardly receives any response nowadays, what still matters is the development of differentiating arguments for dealing critically with religions and the religious practice of individuals and communities. The contributors to this volume of 18 essays discuss various approaches from the fields of philosophy, psychoanalysis and theology. Their goal is to establish criteria for doing a critical examination and evaluation of religion and the practice of religion in order to determine what is better and worse, acceptable and unacceptable about them.Mit Beiträgen von:
Josef Simon, Jan Rohls, Malte D. Krüger, Jure Zovko, Elisabeth Heinrich, Heiko Schulz, Arne Grøn, Brigitte Boothe, Douglas Hedley, Folkart Wittekind, Christiane Tietz, Christian Danz, Tom Kleffmann, Reiner Wimmer, Christoph Türcke, Matthias Petzoldt, Patrick Horn, Dewi Z. Phillips, Tilman Beyrich