The Tragedy of Almightiness
- 268pages
- 10 heures de lecture
Exploring the theme of human desire for omnipotence, this work delves into the motivations behind such aspirations within religious and ideological contexts. It poses critical questions about what individuals aim to achieve through the pursuit of extreme power. The narrative draws intriguing connections between religious beliefs and atheistic perspectives, contrasting the Biblical quest for divine promises with Marxist ideals of human fulfillment. Ultimately, it examines the necessity of omnipotence in realizing justice and the human dream of redemption.
