Dunya and religions

In this book, "Nicola Fayyad" displays different philosophies and methods for dealing with life, by understanding the curricula set by thinkers and philosophers, and perhaps warriors and gods, each of whom condemned a religion that distinguished him from others, so the "Buddha" was his religion of salvation, and the religion of depriving the soul of pleasures, And "Confucius" is his religion of reform, the religion of refining the human race and respecting the laws of nature. As for "Ibeer", it glorifies pleasure, and "Timur Link" breathes with oppression and feeds on aggression, and "Rosen" is up to beauty, and swims in imagination. As for "Nietzsche", the power has a matter of existence or not, and the issue is when "Tolstoy" has mercy. Thus, the same suspense and smooth critical handling, the author talks about "Goethe", "Ranan" and "Herbert Spencer", and addresses philosophical issues that are behind the ancient and modern man like the unknown land, the island of the Apple, the idea of ??aggression and spiritual racism, and how the balance of morals and literature vary through the ages.