FRACTURED BELIEF : THE PRICE OF UNBELIEF IN GERMANY

Post-World War II Deutschland, a land formerly renowned for its deeply held religious convictions, embarked on a tumultuous journey of transformation. With the rise of secularism and scientific skepticism, traditional faith structures began to crumble. The allure of atheism and agnostic ideologies gained momentum, particularly among the younger gen

Greek philosophers, together with Thales, Plato, and Aristotle (particularly in his De Anima treatise), also dealt with the workings with the mind. As early given that the 4th century BC, the Greek health practitioner Hippocrates theorized that mental Ailments had physical rather than supernatural results in. In 387 BCE, Plato recommended which the