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Moral. Wie man richtig gut lebt
- Narrated by: Axel Milberg
- Length: 3 hrs and 5 mins
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Moral. Wie man richtig gut lebt
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Publisher's Summary
Darf ich schwarzfahren, wenn der Fahrkartenautomat kaputt ist? Darf ich lügen, wenn es die Situation erfordert? Darf ich überhaupt noch Fleisch essen? Dr. Dr. Rainer Erlinger, Autor der Kolumne "Die Gewissensfrage" im Magazin der Süddeutschen Zeitung, kennt die alltäglichen moralischen Probleme, die uns alle bewegen. Nun hat er endlich seinen großen Entwurf einer Moral für unsere Zeit vorgelegt - alltagstauglich, leicht verständlich und dazu noch unterhaltsam.
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Alltagstauglich und unterhaltsam.
-- Ärzte Zeitung
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