Evangelium - Bidart, Rodrigo Inostroza

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Résumé :
A book for everyone, but not for any one..... A book that can really change your life. Evangelium is the most impressive, transcendental, and intense book written in recent times. You cannot remain indifferent to its surprising language and, above all, to its profound message. It poses a personal challenge for every reader, whether it is encouraging them to experience an adventure of personal enlightenment or accompanying them to a critical review of the human knowledge that author Rodrigo Inostroza Bidart questions--it even challenges and provokes discussion and reflection contrary to the author's own approaches. Evangelium offers a holistic and critical proposal of the human being that challenges the knowledge acquired by humanity until today, but that surprisingly is based and justified on the simple experience of a Universal Love. The author presents a prophetic vision of the future of humanity and of the next catastrophic events that will take place in the world, also explaining a redemptive vision of human history: a hopeful perspective that proposes the challenge of the evolutionary transformation of human reality, starting from a new concept of total love. Rodrigo Inostroza Bidart's argumentation and his poetic-philosophical style are expressed in a language eminently symbolic, but at the same time consistently logical, to approach a better experience and knowledge of our complex contemporary and multidimensional reality. His knowledge is vast and solid in many disciplines and areas of knowledge, such as history, the natural sciences, religion, art, psychology, philosophy, literature, spirituality, and others.

Biographie:
Rodrigo Inostroza Bidart is a Chilean classical philologist with a PhD in philosophy. He has developed a long academic career of more than thirty years. He has vast knowledge in various areas of human experience, and an inexhaustible interest in learning and developing critical, creative, and original thoughts. Among his main subjects of study and literature are philosophy, psychology, and universalist spirituality, without cultural or historical restrictions; his mystical and spiritual experiences have led him to recognize that his knowledge and message come from a divine or spiritual source.