Religion, science and money

In this book, the author presents a deep analysis of Karl Marx''s theory of property, embodying it in the image of three cities that reflect the mirror of the human soul: the city of money, the city of science, and the city of religion. Through his wanderings in the corridors of these cities, the writer shows how the city of money lacks human happiness despite its elegant appearances, while the city of science bears simplicity in appearance and greatness in essence. As for the city of religion, it uses money and knowledge for its own purposes under the guise of asceticism and mysticism. This book presents a deep philosophical vision of the intersection of human values ​​with the concepts of money, science, and religion, stressing that altruism is what sustains these cities while selfishness and the desire to break away from restrictions destroy them.