Der Herr ist kein Hirte
Wie Religion die Welt vergiftet
Das Kultbuch für Ungläubige und alle, die es werden wollenReligion und der Glaube an Gott sind von Menschen gemachte Dinge, die "alles vergiften". Christopher Hitchens, erfolgreicher Journalist und bekennender Atheist, beschreibt prägnant und schonungslos, wie Religion zur Gewalttätigkeit gegen Andersgläubige und Ungläubige führt. In seinem fulminanten Rundumschlag beleuchtet er Entstehung, Verbreitung und Wirkung von Glaubensgemeinschaften und macht deutlich, wie verheerend ihr Einfluss auf Politik und Gesellschaft gerade heute (wieder) ist.DIE Antwort auf das Thema Glauben: informativ, unterhaltsam, provokant.
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Das Kultbuch für Ungläubige und alle, die es werden wollen
Religion und der Glaube an Gott sind von Menschen gemachte Dinge, die "alles vergiften". Christopher Hitchens, erfolgreicher Journalist und bekennender Atheist, beschreibt prägnant und schonungslos, wie Religion zur Gewalttätigkeit gegen Andersgläubige und Ungläubige führt. In seinem fulminanten Rundumschlag beleuchtet er Entstehung, Verbreitung und Wirkung von Glaubensgemeinschaften und macht deutlich, wie verheerend ihr Einfluss auf Politik und Gesellschaft gerade heute (wieder) ist.DIE Antwort auf das Thema Glauben: informativ, unterhaltsam, provokant.
Religion und der Glaube an Gott sind von Menschen gemachte Dinge, die "alles vergiften". Christopher Hitchens, erfolgreicher Journalist und bekennender Atheist, beschreibt prägnant und schonungslos, wie Religion zur Gewalttätigkeit gegen Andersgläubige und Ungläubige führt. In seinem fulminanten Rundumschlag beleuchtet er Entstehung, Verbreitung und Wirkung von Glaubensgemeinschaften und macht deutlich, wie verheerend ihr Einfluss auf Politik und Gesellschaft gerade heute (wieder) ist.DIE Antwort auf das Thema Glauben: informativ, unterhaltsam, provokant.
Untertitel
Wie Religion die Welt vergiftet
H | B | T | Gramm
185 mm | 116 mm | 27 mm | 288 gr
Erscheinungsjahr
2009
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0
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Taschenbuch
Verlag
Heyne Taschenbuch
ISBN-10
3453620364
ISBN-13
9783453620360
Autor
Christopher Hitchens
Weitere Mitwirkende
Emmert, Anne
Sprache
Deutsch
Seitenanzahl
352
Themen
Religiöse Fragen und Debatten
Verantwortliche Person
gemäß Art. 16 GPSR
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