"Mein Milieu meisterte mich nicht"

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The book explores various themes related to morality, happiness, and the human condition through a collection of essays. It begins with discussions on the significance of enlightenment in the 21st century, addressing topics like atheism, secular happiness, and human dignity in a godless era. The second section delves into real existing religions, examining figures like Apostle Paul and perspectives on Hinduism and Nietzsche's critiques of organized religion. The third part reflects on historical contexts, including the relationship between nationalism and religion, and the sociological implications of mass culture. The fourth section focuses on ethical actions, discussing societal greed, market economy origins, and the limits of freedom. The fifth part addresses poverty, both in humans and animals, highlighting issues such as the sanctity of cows in India. Finally, the book concludes with reflections on writing, food, and aging, considering the meaning of life in later years and the sociopolitical aspects of healthy aging. The work is enriched by contributions from various authors, each providing unique insights into these complex themes.