THE ETERNAL RUMOUR. QUESTION ABOUT GOD AND THE ILLUSION OF MODERNITY

Are you wondering about the meaning of life, faith, and the place of humans in the world? Are you looking for answers to existential questions that have troubled humanity for centuries? This book is an invitation to a deep reflection on the condition of contemporary culture and spirituality.

• Penetrating analyses of the cultural environment of Christianity
• Basic concepts and attitudes related to religion and faith
• Fundamental existential questions, such as the meaning of suffering and sin
• Analysis of the missionary activity of great universalist religions
• Help in understanding the causes of the crisis of contemporary culture

Robert Spaemann, one of the most eminent contemporary German philosophers, analyses the mental causes of the crisis of Western culture in his book "The Eternal Rumour". It is a collection of texts on religion, especially Christianity, and the situation of faith in the contemporary world amid intensifying processes of intellectual and social secularization. Spaemann delves into the basic concepts and attitudes related to religion and faith, touching on fundamental existential questions.

The author, deeply rooted in ancient and modern tradition, engages in a dialogue with contemporary phenomenology, hermeneutics, and analytical philosophy. His thought delves into the essence of the phenomena analysed, and the theses are formulated clearly, concisely, and often surprisingly. This book is a combination of deep philosophical reflection and engagement in the fate of one's own civilization and religion.

This publication, published by Oficyna Naukowa in hardcover, has 352 pages in a 178x115 mm format. It is essential reading for philosophers, sociologists, cultural researchers, theologians, students, and all those who want to understand the modern world. The book was recently published in Germany and has been reprinted four times in a short time, which proves its relevance and importance.