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Secular Religion

Name: Secular Religion
Brand: Verlag Österreich
SKU: 16338885
Price: 114.4 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Hans Kelsen
ISBN: 9783704677563

A Polemic against the Misinterpretation of Modern Social Philosophy, Science and Politics as "New Religions"

Hans Kelsen

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 16338885

Publishers Verlag Österreich, April 2017

Despite reworking and rewriting "Secular Religion" for about ten years Hans Kelsen finally withdrew... Full description

Libristo code: 16338885

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Despite reworking and rewriting "Secular Religion" for about ten years Hans Kelsen finally withdrew the text from printing in 1964. After long and careful consideration the Hans Kelsen-Institut has now decided to lift the veil on Kelsen's somewhat mysterious last book and to bring "Secular Religion" to a wider public. In this book Kelsen vehemently opposes any attempt to discredit modern science as failed religion, a view prominently held by Kelsen's former student Eric Voegelin. Any contemporary trend towards a "new" de-secularization will have to face Kelsen`s criticism. Furthermore, as Kelsen convincingly demonstrates, any trend towards a "new" theologization holds the danger of totalitarianism. In this context Kelsen's text from 1964 offers an excellent contribution to a current discussion.