by Antonio Bentué · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788482974323
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«En qué creen los que creen» is the religious and philosophical essay by Antonio Bentué, published by Claret in paperback (262 pages, in Spanish).
The author addresses what those who profess a religious faith believe and how those convictions shape their way of understanding life. With a prologue by Cassià M. Just, the work offers an accessible and reflective reading of the principles that sustain the believer, without renouncing rigor.
The book was published in 2003 and is number 9 in Claret's Punto de encuentro collection.
For people interested in spirituality, philosophy of religion and dialogue about beliefs.
