Titlebook: Why Religion? Towards a Critical Philosophy of Law, Peace and God; Dawid Bunikowski,Alberto Puppo Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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Anna Budzanowska,Tomasz Pietrzykowskiair era”, what would be distinctive about a Marxist assessment of the period for education and training in England? Possibly three things: firstly, an examination of the role of the state, seen as changing from one capitalist state form to another, as clearly exemplified in education and training. S

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Introduction: Philosophical, Legal and Political Significance of a Critical Assessment of God, Ethinstrated its incapacity of motivating human conduct. This invites us to a humble and serious multidisciplinary enterprise. The starting point of this book is to take such a?shared feeling seriously. Is something religious? Is something grounded in God? Is it a sort of necessary element of our past a

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Living Well Together: Insights from a Philosopher, a Theologian and a Legal Scholarp among jurisprudence, religion and peace. These authors negate the assumption that religion is disappearing from the world, or at least from Western civilization. All three contend that religion, understood broadly as a yearning for transcendence, continues to resonate in today’s world. This yearni

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