Like Christopher Columbus's egg, the book overcomes the centuries-old diatribe on the existence of God between believers and non-believers.
believers in a simple and innovative manner. Through a cultural-historical, intellectual and psychological journey, the author directs the reader towards a more suitable conception, for the man of the third millennium, of the mystery linked to the existence of universal reality, expressed for so many millennia by the various religions and their deities. He describes a new idea of religion that groups all men and other living beings under the same source of spiritual light, without discrimination of any kind or of
faith, like spreading sunlight on the planet. A breath of oxygen and energy for a new, now spiritually adult humanity that will be able to move forward freely and responsibly into the future, respectful of but free from the footsteps of the fathers.
It is true that many of our contemporaries have recently turned away from religion, mainly in countries
of Western Europe, and especially in reference to the Christian religion that dominated Europe for centuries. However, this estrangement does not seem to be total: some doubts about the nature of life and the universe remain. In
effects, in the depths of many individuals, questions arise
about the birth of life, the dynamics of the universe, the constraint of death, the reason for existence and the profound reason why we live as human beings.
If a growing part of Western European civilisation is freeing itself from religious constraint, there is still a good
part of the people on the planet that is ardently attached
to a religion and generally does not accept atheism
or it accuses this emancipated society of being materialistic, spiritually inferior and unable to compete
with the sacred texts. [...]
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