In the Light of Agape

Exploring the concept of agape, the book delves into its profound impact on human emotion and ethical understanding, juxtaposing moments of joy and horror. It critiques Western rationalities that overlook agape's significance, arguing that it can ground global ethics and interfaith consensus. Through the works of thinkers like Augustine and Dostoevsky, the author addresses pressing ethical issues such as racism and exploitation, while highlighting agape's potential to foster spiritual richness and moral clarity in a complex world.