Douglas Lockhart Bücher

Wer den Wind reitet - bk1492; Rowohlt Verlag; Douglas Lockhart; pocket_book; 1987

Exploring profound questions of identity and existence, this book delves into the complexities of religious belief, consciousness, and the nature of self-awareness. It challenges conventional notions of the self and invites readers to reconsider their understanding of consciousness through a blend of history, theology, and philosophy. The author emphasizes the significance of questioning and presents a unique methodology that transforms theory into experiential knowledge, ultimately contributing to a deeper appreciation of human sentience and its evolving nature.

Jack Duggan, an Australian political journalist and former seminarian, grapples with his complex religious past while investigating a missing 4th-century codex linked to a Syrian bishop. As he deciphers its contents, he uncovers historical surprises that challenge his beliefs. The narrative unfolds as a thrilling journey across global cities, blending elements of romance and life experiences, ultimately culminating in a dramatic confrontation in Jerusalem. The story intricately weaves personal conflict with broader historical and religious themes.