Islam in Relation to the Christ Impulse - Younis, Andrei
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Andrei Younis elucidates esoteric reasons behind the emergence of Islam from the perspective of Steiner's Spiritual Science. He draws on more than thirty years of studying Steiner's works, as well as on first-hand knowledge gained from living in various Islamic countries and cultures. His purpose is to reconcile the origins, beliefs, and meanings of Islam and Christianity. Looking closely at the history and various manifestations of Islam, Younis discusses the spiritual impulses behind Islamic beliefs and practices, grounding his commentary in both the Koran and the Bible. Comprehending this…mehr

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Andrei Younis elucidates esoteric reasons behind the emergence of Islam from the perspective of Steiner's Spiritual Science. He draws on more than thirty years of studying Steiner's works, as well as on first-hand knowledge gained from living in various Islamic countries and cultures. His purpose is to reconcile the origins, beliefs, and meanings of Islam and Christianity. Looking closely at the history and various manifestations of Islam, Younis discusses the spiritual impulses behind Islamic beliefs and practices, grounding his commentary in both the Koran and the Bible. Comprehending this anthroposophic perspective on the emergence of Islam is key to understanding why Islam manifests as it does today. Whereas this book will be enlightening and even surprising to most open-minded Western readers, it is not meant to be a foundation for beliefs (or non-belief), but as a springboard for thought and new avenues of understanding and compassion in a dangerous time.
Autorenporträt
Andrei Younis is a graduate of the Bournemouth & Poole Colllege of Art and Design in England. He has researched monotheistic religions and Far-Eastern teachings and visited India during that time. Andrei Younis has studied Anthroposophy for more than thirty years and has written numerous articles on the subject. He traveled in the Middle East and lived in Islamic lands for several years, which gave him a chance to experience in a direct way how Muslims have been influenced by Islamic teachings and coming to understand Islam as an insider. Since 2003, Andrei Younis has offered conferences on Anthroposophy and led seminars to introduce the content of anthroposophic wisdom in Islamic countries.