Literaturkritik - Religion

Die besten Geistergeschichten aus aller Welt: Aus alten Volksmärchen und der Weltliteratur

Herausgeber: Erich Ackermann

Reading Genesis

Autor: Marilynne Robinson

Krabat: Liebe und Widerstand. Eine Interpretation von Otfried Preußlers Roman

Autor: Felix Hornstein

The Riddle of the Sphinx: Essays on the Evolution of Consciousness

Herausgeber: Rory O'Connor
Autor: Owen Barfield

Grimms Märchen: Nacherz. v. Gisela Fischer.

Autoren: Jacob Grimm, Wilhelm Grimm, Gisela Fischer
Illustrator: Felicitas Kuhn

18: Jewish Stories Translated from 18 Languages

Herausgeber: Nora Gold

Jerusalem!: The Real Life of William Blake

Tobias Churton

Lunch mit C. S. Lewis: Tischgespräche mit dem Schöpfer von Narnia

Alister McGrath

The Life of Ibn Hanbal (Library of Arabic Literature)

Ibn Al-Jawzi

Dass auch der Allerniedrigste mein Bruder sei - Dostojewski - Dichter der Menschlichkeit

Eugen Drewermann

»Die Menschen lügen. Alle«: Und andere Psalmen (insel taschenbuch)

Arnold Stadler

Der Niedergang der Koptischen Kirche

Wolfgang Kosack

The Zen of R2-D2: Ancient Wisdom from a Galaxy Far, Far Away

Matthew Bortolin

A Charmed Life

Francis Bridger

The Cloud of Unknowing: and The Book of Privy Counseling (Image Classics, Band 15)

This is William Johnston's summary of the message of < I> The Cloud of Unknowing. Nobody knows who wrote the book, or exactly where he lived, or whether he was a member of a religious order, or even, really, whether he was part of any church at all. The text first appeared in Middle English in the 14th century, and it has inspired generations of mystical searchers (from St. John of the Cross to Teilhard de Chardin). The mysterious conditions of its composition, however, focus the reader's attention squarely on the book's message-an almost Zen rendering of Christianity, which has a great deal to teach our querulous, doctrine-obsessed churches: " And so I urge you, " the author writes, "go after experience rather than knowledge. On account of pride, knowledge may often deceive you, but this gentle, loving affection will not deceive you. Knowledge tends to breed conceit, but love builds. Knowledge is full of labor, but love, full of rest. " < I>-Michael Joseph Gross

Grimms Märchen

Gisela Fischer

Religion