Life without God: where and when the main religious ideas appeared, how they changed the world and why they became meaningless

New superbling. The history of religious doctrines and the scientific method from Socrates, Plato and Aristotle to Daniel Dennet, Sam Harris and Richard Dokinza. An excellent popular introduction into the most fascinating topic relating to each person: how the great religious truths and spiritual values ​​of mankind appeared, what is higher values, which religion is needed.
How did the popular ideas about the divine essence, the highest good, eternal values, the immortal soul, truth, meaning and root cause of all things, about which we are talking about when we are talking about spiritual life, soul and God"s craft, why religious ideas are Knowledge of anything that we find when we begin to look for God in the world and in history, is there a difference between true believers and eccentric fans of eccentric things, why in religious life there are so many hysteria and ignorance, whether faith is more perfect than a person and the world, why Politicians are so good about religion. This book is a new word in an eternal conversation about faith and unbelief. It gives a guideline: the main thing in life with God or life without God is life, and religious representations very often become the same ax, which is pierced by the helm to bring down the ship of our humanity from a course on common sense and spiritual maturity