Included: Self-study-course The postmodern or western Islam The easy way For Beginners

 

The story contains a brisk but carefully considered outline of postmodern theology as developed by George M. Grow as part of his "Scientific Integrism", this time, within the Islamic tradition and context, but is not unquestionably accepted in the literary text and contested by a wide variety of protagonists with all means of spirit and experience.

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Sociological significance: The two-way Inclusion

 

Migration offers the possibility of intercultural exchange and learning.  It can significantly increase the integrity of migrants and the stablished population. International studies clearly show that atheism and fundamentalistic fatalism are essential factors in the genesis of diseases and undesirable social behavior and conflicts.

 

"Chai and Baklava" is the first integral interface at which denominational and non-denominational Moslems on the one hand and Christian ... as well as atheistic and agnostic worldviews can orientate and mutually enrich and expand at their common intersection: the equivalence of scientific experiment and religious cult which does not require a denomination or an ideology.

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Content

 

In his magnum opus, George M. Grow proceeds from the assumption that even at the beginning of the Third Millennium, the perennial questions, such as the meaning of life, the soul and the real nature of the universe but also questions about society, individuality, history and the state are still open.

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Liberated from the zeitgeist, escaped from a pointless life of parties, sex and drugs, the double lottery grand prize winner Wald Güner follows an amazing series of coincidences to his uncle’s estate, where he goes to recover, on to India and into the far north of Kashmir, where everything which was revealed to him in the loneliness of his uncle Yussef’s estate at the Grossrussbach coalesces and turns into an enduring lesson. Is he really the long-awaited prophet that people think him to be? Will the angel appear on the stroke of midnight to prove his authenticity? For Wald Güner, prophets, magic, angels and an Allah who exists outside the world are all nonsense. The fanatical terrorists who have imposed a fatwa on his friend Maher and are hot on Wald’s heels from Vienna to Kashmir, have a completely different notion about those things, as well as the nameless, irreligious narrator who Wald has asked to write down this story and intervenes in it actively. In the foreground of the full-fledged, witty, enlightening discourse about existence and appearance, in the company of the retired, comical, cold-blooded US Californian Craig McNealy, who accompanies the entire story, Wald meets an old magician, the Rationalist, the leader of the Free Arab Tribes, the most dangerous man and most sought-after terrorist in the world, the late Mr. Osama bin Laden, and in the care of the Prince and his mujahideen, the Pearl of the Orient, the love of his life, the one he has been seeking as long as he can remember.

 

The adventure, love and coming-of age novel "Chai and Bklava" opens a risky Pandora’s box: no end of question that people today are afraid to ask, stream into the course of the story and condense into thrilling, amusing and amazing dialogues, revealing a new worldview and cosmology which seems not only to be more intact, but even more beautiful, meaningful and worth living. Can Wald Güner, after Goethe’s Faust, Hesse’s Siddhartha, Castaneda‘s Don Juan and after everything we know, be an integral milestone of a new era, a new art and a new science? An extraordinary, multi-faceted, amusing read, nothing to shy away from, and a must in anyone‘s book collection.

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Wald Güner - The long-sought fusion of Hegel and Marx