by Paul Cliteur · Los libros del lince s.l. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788493703813
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In this essay, philosopher Paul Cliteur reflects on the role of religion in a globalized world, analyzing the causes of religious violence and the impact of fundamentalism. Challenging ethical relativism, the author advocates for a universal ethic and a firmly secular state, where peaceful coexistence between believers and non-believers is based on a common language of good and evil. The work invites deep reflection on the interference of religion in politics and ethics, proposing a 'moral esperanto' as a pillar for a multicultural society.
