
BLUE SAIL - STANISŁAW GAWIŃSKI
Discover the fascinating continuation of themes from Stanisław Gawiński's previous novel, "Breaking Down the Walls of Jericho." "Blue Sail" is a profound analysis and a fresh perspective on the texts of the New Testament, which deviate from common teaching. It is a book that provokes thought and offers new perspectives on contemporary hagiography, enriched with existential reflections.
- Continuation of themes from "Breaking Down the Walls of Jericho"
- Critical analysis of the New Testament
- Fresh perspective on common teaching
- Existential fragments of reflection
- Contemporary hagiography
- Inspiring read
Stanisław Gawiński, the author of "Blue Sail," is a writer who is not afraid of difficult questions and controversial topics. His books are an intellectual journey that forces reflection on one's own beliefs and values. "Blue Sail" is a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of spirituality and the meaning of life.
This book continues the author's reflections on the texts of the New Testament, offering a different interpretation of its content and message. Gawiński questions common teaching, proposing a fresh look at contemporary hagiography and adding existential elements to it. It is a read for people seeking intellectual challenges and new perspectives.
"Blue Sail" is not only an analysis of religious texts but also an attempt to understand human existence. The author touches on topics related to faith, morality, and the meaning of life, encouraging the reader to their own reflections and searches. It is a book that stays in memory long after reading it.
Technical data:
Publisher: Śląsk
Year of publication: 2025
Binding: paperback
Number of pages: 152
Format: 212x149 mm
Specifications
| ISBN | 9788381832465 |
| Author | Stanisław Gawiński |
| Format | 212x149 mm |
| Binding | broszurowa |
| Number of pages | 152 |
| Year of publication | 2025 |
| Publisher | Śląsk |
| Type | powieść |
Stanisław Gawiński - Blue Sail - novel full of reflections
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