26 marzo 2007 06:00
da: La Repubblica \”L\’Inferno esiste ed è eterno, anche se non ne parla quasi più nessuno\”. Papa Ratzinger torna a rilanciare il luogo della dannazione eterna evocato da secoli dalla tradizione cristiana, declassato, Leggi l’articolo originale
[ Leggi tutto → ]9 marzo 2007 06:00
da: The New York Times This is a depressing and unpleasant book. To be sure, any story that starts with the rise of fascism and ends with Al Qaeda is unlikely to be uplifting. And Michael Burleigh\’s catalogue of delusion and violence, much of it in the name of higher causes and transcendent faiths, casts [...]
[ Leggi tutto → ]9 marzo 2007 06:00
da: The New York Times This is a depressing and unpleasant book. To be sure, any story that starts with the rise of fascism and ends with Al Qaeda is unlikely to be uplifting. And Michael Burleigh\’s catalogue of delusion and violence, much of it in the name of higher causes and transcendent faiths, casts [...]
[ Leggi tutto → ]9 marzo 2007 06:00
da: The New York Times This is a depressing and unpleasant book. To be sure, any story that starts with the rise of fascism and ends with Al Qaeda is unlikely to be uplifting. And Michael Burleigh\’s catalogue of delusion and violence, much of it in the name of higher causes and transcendent faiths, casts [...]
[ Leggi tutto → ]