In this famous work, Erich Fromm addresses the topic of the Bible and especially the intellectual and ethical confrontation between the Old and New Testaments.

The great philosopher interprets the concepts of the divine and human, sin and redemption from humanistic and materialistic positions, and in the Holy Scriptures examines, first of all, the evolution of human ideas about religion – from slavish veneration of a higher principle and clan narrowness to free will, emancipation of the individual and the unity of nations.

Achieving internal harmony according to Fromm is not an easy and lengthy process. How is this process reflected in the Bible?