by José Antonio Marina · Editorial Anagrama · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788433967602
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In 'Dictamen sobre Dios' ('Verdict on God'), José Antonio Marina, renowned for his work as a 'cultural detective,' tackles a complex and current theme: God and religion. Through exhaustive research, Marina arrives at unexpected conclusions, initially denying theology to later propose an affirmative but tautological theology. Finally, he raises the need for second-generation religions that adhere to a universal ethic and distinguish between private and public truths. The work outlines an ethical framework for contemporary religions, a challenge that, although belated, Marina anticipates that religions will eventually accept.
This essay invites reflection on faith, reason, and ethics in the current religious context, offering a provocative and stimulating perspective for debate.
