Religion ohne Gott?

Today, many identify as atheistic or non-religious. However, this may simply mean: I cannot relate to a God conceived as a person. Helmut Fischer's book takes readers beyond the God-centered understanding of religion prevalent in Europe and opens up a broad horizon. He understands religion as a human phenomenon that necessarily arises as a response to the fundamental questions that every person asks as soon as they become aware of themselves. Religion is a shared endeavor of all thinking individuals. Helmut Fischer separates the concept of religion from its culturally and temporally conditioned expressions and demonstrates that questioning one's own existence as a whole is already a form of religiosity. To be religious, I do not have to believe in a Father in Heaven.