Tous les Dieux ne sont pas égaux

A religious panorama, a meditation on history, culture, symbol and personal experience, this book is above all a call for a new ethic. At the beginning of the third millennium while globalisation is moving full ahead, belief, ritual and spirituality are important participants in the great world market. Never has religion seemed so closely intertwined with the immediate history of man. And never have the questions concerning religion received so few answers. "All Gods are not Equal "dares to proclaim Jean-Claude Barreau, courageously distinguishing himself from the intellectually comforting representations we are used to, be they devout, relativist or atheist. The author confronts religious revelations and wisdom in politics, art, morality, science, war, women and sex, elaborating on both the benefits but also the limits of Judaism, Christianity, Islam or Buddhism, and, from there, brings to light a painfully detailed portrait of Evil. > French intellectual and independent thinker on religion and politics, long time publisher and presently professor at the prestigious Leonard de Vinci University, Jean-Claude Barreau is the author of a great number of works, most recently; Jésus and La France va-t-elle disparaître?