پاپشاه (تبعید پایس نهم و ظهور اروپای نوین) الفارسية 1399

Before the Enlightenment, the Church was everything in Europe and all roads ended in Rome. The institution of the church, in interaction with society and the institution of power, had a tremendous impact on an important part of the history of the West and consequently the history of the world. Understanding the developments of the modern era without understanding the church and its way of interacting and functioning in the pre-Renaissance period will be almost impossible or at least incomplete. The story of this book, which was written by David Israel Kretzer in 2018, tells the story of the change in the nature of the most spiritual center of Christianity in the world, namely the Vatican, after the accession of a Pope and the utilitarian application of various political and economic measures in the face of seeking the welfare and drawing influence. The leader of the world's Catholics is one of the corrupt and lying people around him. The tragic flaw of the hero of the story, the Pope, who is ironically the savior of humanity, ends up costing the blood of thousands of people in this narrative. Although, if it was not for that suppression and oppression, perhaps modern Europe would not have emerged. Basically, the drama of the world proceeds due to the conflict between good and evil in its events. World War II sheds blood, but on the other hand, new artistic and literary schools emerge from it. This drama proves to us that it is impossible to protect love and faith at the same time. Christopher Clarke of the London Review of Books described the work as a "subtle and luminous tale" and the Christian Science Monitor called it "precious and magnificent, church history in an enchanting narrative". The narration of a part of the history of the church in this book is a story of thousands of condors.