Il dito nella piaga. Dentro la Bibblia

In this critical essay, Daniele Da Ponte introduces us to a new way of looking at the Pentateuch, the first five books of the Bible. Insightful, captivating, biting and sometimes ‘disturbing’, the text not only offers a contrarian vision of the Holy Scriptures, but also an interesting and structured historical excursus on the different theogonies of the first civilisations, starting with Sumeria. By referring to the texts of recognised scholars, Da Ponte continues the tradition of the ‘voice outside the choir’ which, time and again in history, has led to brilliant insights and presents points of view that have resulted in an original perspective on the most complex and disparate subjects.