الفارسية 1401

The book "The Case for God" is a work written by Karen Armstrong, which was first published in 2001. The author shows in an attractive way how humans have encountered the concept of God's existence throughout history and expressed it in the form of words, art, and ideas. Addressing the amazing caves of Larco, Armstrong explores how religion became an important part of prehistoric societies and how these societies preserved their customs and traditions in the form of the most primitive art forms. passed on to the next generation. The author then turns to monotheism and its rivals, providing an interesting account of the ancient Greeks' attitude to religion and logic—an attitude that became the bedrock for much of Western thought. Armstrong then examines research on the Talmud and Midrash along with Christian interpretations of theological concepts.