Sacred History and Sacred Geography: Spiritual Journeys in Time and Space

Exploring the interplay between inner spiritual journeys and physical pilgrimages, this book delves into the significance of sacred geography in Christianity. It reflects on how personal stories of travel and discovery intertwine with the historical context of holy cities, highlighting tensions between the inner quest for peace and the realities of social order and power. The narrative culminates in the pivotal moment of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, framing the ongoing dialogue between the idealistic City of God and the pragmatic City of Man within sacred history.