by Luc Ferry, Lucien Jerphagnon · LGF · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9782253129950
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«La tentation du christianisme» is the historical-philosophical essay by Luc Ferry and Lucien Jerphagnon (Le Livre de Poche, paperback, 120 pp., in French).
Starting from Saint Paul's expression that saw Christianity as a scandal to Jews and folly to Greeks, Luc Ferry and Lucien Jerphagnon discuss how a persecuted sect could impose itself on the Roman Empire and become the basis of Western civilization, analyzing this transition with philosophical and historical keys.
It belongs to the Biblio essais collection of Le Livre de Poche (number 31681); edition published in 2010.
For readers of philosophy and history with an interest in the role of Christianity in shaping European culture.
Luc Ferry is a French public intellectual and voluminous author, who is a proponent of secular humanism. He was Minister of National Education for two years during the presidency of Jacques Chirac.
