Reviews
It's a good book to give a way of thinking deeply about the nature of faith in many believers who don't feel the crisis of church breakdown in the age of church collapse.
Kim Dae-sik: Speaking of God in an era of the church's decline
And to think about the French philosopher Jean-Lan-Loussa, religion, whether it's a holy book or not, has been developed in the trade of private life with the world. It's not too much to say that the legacy of religious pioneers who have made life possible by practicing serious and mysterious reasons for God has sometimes been abdicated by the breath of their throats. But in the current religious culture, we cannot find the context of personal or empirical reasons for God. It's the end of the strictness of religion and its transcendential life giving up or organically. And that's because religion, through its own words, is losing its contemporary objectivity, and also its historical context and its fighting front. In other words, religious epics are unintelligible and have lost the value of what they call words, so people are looking elsewhere for the aesthetic evidence.
Korean title: 교회 몰락의 시대에 신을 말한다
Korean author: 김대식
Korean publisher: 종문화사
ISBN-13: 9791187141600
Reviews
It's a good book to give a way of thinking deeply about the nature of faith in many believers who don't feel the crisis of church breakdown in the age of church collapse.
