Humanismus

Anyone looking for a humanist orientation in a world that is becoming increasingly confusing will find it here in a concise presentation and clear language. Joachim Kahl outlines a secular humanism that does not hide its critical approach to religion. To be human means: to arrange oneself tolerably for a brief guest appearance on a speck of dust in space, to be active with sense and reason, with decency and dignity, finally to take leave of everything forever.
This world view is illustrated in many ways: From ancient philosophers like Epicurus and Marcus Aurelius to masterpieces of world art by Brueghel, Munch or Frida Kahlo to people with a humanist profile like Olympe de Gouges and Nelson Mandela.