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DIVINAS EPIDEMIAS: A propagação das religiões explicada pela midialogia de Régis Debray
DIVINAS EPIDEMIAS: A propagação das religiões explicada pela midialogia de Régis Debray
Ilustração por Charb, presente no livro de Daniel Bensaïd, “Marx: Manual de Instruções” (Ed. Boitempo) DIVINAS EPIDEMIAS: A propagação das religiões explicada pela midialogia de Régis Debray por Eduardo Carli de Moraes / Professor de Filosofia do IFG
“Sem dúvida, crer é natural para o único animal que sabe que vai morrer.” Régis Débray em “Deus, Um Itinerário” (Deus, um Itinerário – p. 16)
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Un buen libro para entender por que las religiones son factores de dominación de las sociedades humanas.
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Bruno Bauer was a German philosopher and theologian. As a student of G. W. F. Hegel, Bauer was a radical Rationalist in philosophy, politics and Biblical critic...
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Open nearly any text in ancient history of Western civilization used widely in colleges and universities today, and you will find a generally sympathetic, if compressed, version of Jesus' life, which ends with some variation of the statement that he was crucified by Pontius Pilate and died as a result. No ranking historian anywhere in the world shares the ultimate criticism voiced by German philosopher Bruno Bauer in the last century, that Jesus was a myth, that he never lived in fact.
Paul Maier, “Christianity Today”, XIX (1975): 63.