You can only fight for Human Rights if You fight against Corruption
English translation of the book “Corruption” by David und Thomas Schirrmacher is launched at the Integrity Conference in Manila
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New edition of the WEA-CD released
Free WEA-CD with books and journals available online and to order for free
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Corruption
Corruption is neither a private problem nor a peccadillo. Corruption can be deadly, for instance if poor quality parts are installed in planes, if development funds for the hungry are diverted for private use, or if the drinking water supply is overpriced due to corruption and as a result the poor can not afford it. Corruption affects everyone, or at least a great many, even if they do not usually immediately notice or know it.
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Modern Fathers: Neither Wimps nor Tyrants
There have always been good fathers and bad fathers. But never before in history has the role of fathers been as undefined as it is today. Hardly anyone who becomes a father is entering the race with a religious, cultural or educational assignment.
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Human Trafficking
(Deutsch) Deutschland ist Umschlagplatz Nummer 1 für die Ware Mensch in Europa. Mitten in unseren Städten existiert eine dunkle Parallelgesellschaft: Zwangsprostitution, Kindersex, illegale Arbeiter, Organhandel oder Kinderbanden. Thomas Schirrmacher klärt mit seinem neuen Buch auf und zeigt, wie jeder Einzelne helfen kann.
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10 + 1 questions to Prof. Dr. theol. Dr. phil. Thomas Schirrmacher
We are grateful to Prof. Dr. Schirrmacher for answering our questions. He is known as somebody who is prepared to give offense, if appropriate. He is known to me primarely for his struggle for persecuted Christians in all the world. His open-minded attitude towards ecumenism, however, has also brought much criticism upon him. He is furthermore known as an author of numerous publications, among them his famous standard work: “Ethics”.
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Κοράνιο και Βίβλος: “Quran and Bible” available in Greek now
Two world religions – two global books: Bible and Koran. Both are distributed millions and millions of times. Their contents write world history. But two books can hardly be more different in origin, style and message. Finally, the reader learns briefly and succinctly what unites and above all separates the two – now also available in Greek!