Juhani Sarsila Libri

The book explores the dynamic interplay between faith and reason, contrasting organized religion's dogmas with philosophical inquiry. It presents history as a battleground where these two forces challenge each other, offering inventive illustrations of their ongoing contest. Through this lens, the author delves into the complexities of belief systems and rational thought, inviting readers to consider how these elements shape human experience and understanding.

Exploring the evolution of moral philosophy from ancient Greece to the twelfth century, this work addresses the decline of virtue and the resulting moral chaos in contemporary society. By examining influential figures like Homer and Hesiod, it highlights the historical context and shifts in moral understanding, aiming to revitalize discussions around ethics and virtue in a time of moral ambiguity.