Peter Sloterdijk: celo de dios, neo‑expresionismo islámico y política exterior norteamericana.

Abstract

Is examined, with Sloterdijk and Bauman, budgets, sociopolitical and psychodynamic-­‐‑ that conditioned the emergence of monotheism versus polytheism of the great ancient cultures. The zeal that produces the only god of the three monotheistic religions-­‐‑Judaism, Christianity and Islam, along with the exaltation of the faithful when they come into this idea of an all supposed Single-­‐‑companies of various sizes. If Jewish monotheism emerged as a theology of protest, as a religion of victory in defeat. If religion Judaism remained confined to one village, Christianity developed his message of apostolic preaching universal content. Islam, meanwhile, intensified offensive-­‐‑ fundamentalist universalism-­‐‑transforming it into a military-­‐‑political mode of expansion. Thus, the ambiguity of the concept of "ʺzeal"ʺ not only means zeal in fulfilling the divine mandate as violent passion that leads to fanaticism, but solicitous care and attention. Anger, resentment and contempt of the world are some of the harmful effects of greening of monotheism in this century. The monotheism’s would then be close links with anger-­‐‑banks where God and the believer is jealous while the presence of a stranger should, immediately, assimilation or contempt.