Bir İsme Tutunmak

mucahit bilici , instead of criticizing nihilism, draws attention to its closeness with tawhid and shows how the concept of poverty can be handled in terms of human understanding; from legos to nihilism, from the limits of the mind to the criticism of the law, why eternity needs the end called human to be understood, the human foundations of the difference between nature and culture, how humans are different from trees and animals and at the same time an extension, an evolved state of them, not to be left without nomos Various topics are discussed, including the importance of holding on to a name for humans and how humans hold on to God, the meaning of spring, the relationship between fate and will, and the religious criticism of love as an aesthetic experience.

Again, in the last parts of the book, new interpretations are brought to some basic concepts such as savagery-civilization, the letter meaning and the name meaning, impotence-poverty-compassion-contemplation. This work of Bilici should be considered as a kind of anthropology of faith and should be read as a contemplative journey of the kind that we can experience if religious sensitivity and philosophical criticism work together.

'Everything is perishing, except the side that clings to Him, the face that looks at Him.'

source: ilkehaber