Warum wir an das Schicksal glauben
- ISBN-10
- 3205777476
- ISBN-13
- 9783205777472
- Category
- Christianity and other religions
- Pages
- 268
- Language
- German
- Published
- 2008
- Publisher
- Böhlau Verlag Wien
- Author
- Aloisia Kopp
Description
Schicksal als Sinn? 'Sinnvolle Zufälle', die das Leben steuern? Verborgener Sinn in allen Ereignissen? Fragen, die jeden Menschen betreffen, über den Verlauf des menschlichen Schicksals, über scheinbar zufällige Begebenheiten, über den Sinn des menschlichen Leidens werden in diesem Buch behandelt. Menschen sind auf der Suche nach Sinn in einer von Wertewandel geprägten Erlebnis- und Konsumkultur europäischer Dienstleistungsgesellschaften. Beschränkt sich der Horizont des Menschen auf die gegenwärtige Spaßgesellschaft? Auf ein Leben in materiellem Wohlstand, welcher für breite Bevölkerungsschichten zudem im Abnehmen begriffen ist? Oder besitzt das Leben des Menschen eine geistige Dimension, jenseits materieller Erscheinungsformen? Erwächst daraus eine Verantwortung des Einzelnen für seine eigene geistige bzw. ethische Entwicklung? Zieht das eigene Verhalten Konsequenzen nach sich - auch über das gegenwärtige Leben hinaus? Es werden die Erkenntnisse zur Frage des menschlichen Schicksals aus unterschiedlichen Quellen (Christentum, Anthroposophie, mediale Offenbarungen, wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen, Nahtod- und Reinkarnationsforschung) zusammengefasst, wodurch erstaunliche Parallelen in der Deutung des menschlichen Schicksals sichtbar werden.
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