El historiador y filosofo Christian Jaramillo, presenta un documento de gran valor historico sobre la violencia en Colombia, visto dentro de la concepcion de una Filosofia Liberal, que comprende desde la decada de los anos 1942 hasta el 2012. 70 anos de violencia en Colombia, narrados con una prosa agil, vibrante y agradable, en donde describe su experiencia al describir los hechos de que fue victima, hasta que los Estados Unidos le concedio el asilo politico en el ano 2000. Todo ello enmarcado en un contexto historico. Hace fuertes criticas al liberalismo aplicado en Colombia y a sus lideres, culpandolos del estado actual en que se debate el Pais. Formula importantes correctivos a las Instituciones y a los partidos. Y plantea una interesante agenda de desarrollo. Este nuevo libro de su produccion literaria complementa su vision del mundo contemporaneo plasmada en su ensayo "Disquisicion sobre la Religion la Ciencia y el Estado," publicado por esta misma editorial.

Philosopher and historian Christian Jaramillo puts forward new and revolutionary approaches to understanding God, the stances that religions should adopt, the development of science, and the State's role in the pursuit of human freedom. By studying the evolution of mankind and its religious societies over the past thirteen thousand years, Jaramillo demonstrates that, through syncretism, man has ultimately worshipped the same one God under different names. The author reaffirms the existence of God, the validity of universal philosophers and the significance of religions in the construction of ancient and modern societies. In this book, Jaramillo proposes a new theology for life, rejects immortality after death, and unravels some of the religious myths that have created structural flaws for humanity in constructing their societies, such as the deterioration of human habitat, the destruction of ethnic groups and the many confrontations between races and peoples. Jaramillo denounces the powerful obsession of religions in controlling mankind through their influence over State decisions, to the detriment of the spiritual freedoms and inalienable natural liberties of man, which supersede the State and inhibit science. We believe that the works of this brilliant thinker will kick-start a revolution in theological, philosophical and social approaches all of which will remain the subject of hot debate in the coming centuries.

"Why the Victims' Law Applies to Me" is an analysis of Colombian political philosophy, based on the author's own experiences, and departs from a specific historical context and liberal approach. The author presents a new approach to Latin American's and Colombian's realities, and denounces the misrepresentations of Colombia's History, past and present. He also proposes solutions and a development platform to envision a future with optimism. Jaramillo reveals the current and past perpetrators of the violence in Colombia, denounces the public servants that plunder the country's institutions, and relentlessly calls for the need for the State to provide Ethical and Moral education through mandatory school and university programs. With his vibrant, agile and brilliant writing style, the author submerges the reader into the complex subject of Violence. Jaramillo presents a coherent and well-documented work, which will serve as a foundation for future scholars and writers on Colombia's History, especially over the last seventy years. This book contains many press releases that corroborate all aspects of Jaramillo's observations, making it a very up-to-date book in terms of Colombian current affairs. The author includes an extensive bibliography at the end of the book, which documents the complex events experienced in Colombia, as well as two annexes to clarify the context for the reader.

"Why the Victims' Law Applies to Me" is an analysis of Colombian political philosophy, based on the author's own experiences, and departs from a specific historical context and liberal approach. The author presents a new approach to Latin American's and Colombian's realities, and denounces the misrepresentations of Colombia's History, past and present. He also proposes solutions and a development platform to envision a future with optimism. Jaramillo reveals the current and past perpetrators of the violence in Colombia, denounces the public servants that plunder the country's institutions, and relentlessly calls for the need for the State to provide Ethical and Moral education through mandatory school and university programs. With his vibrant, agile and brilliant writing style, the author submerges the reader into the complex subject of Violence. Jaramillo presents a coherent and well-documented work, which will serve as a foundation for future scholars and writers on Colombia's History, especially over the last seventy years. This book contains many press releases that corroborate all aspects of Jaramillo's observations, making it a very up-to-date book in terms of Colombian current affairs. The author includes an extensive bibliography at the end of the book, which documents the complex events experienced in Colombia, as well as two annexes to clarify the context for the reader.

El historiador y filosofo Christian Jaramillo, presenta un documento de gran valor historico sobre la violencia en Colombia, visto dentro de la concepcion de una Filosofia Liberal, que comprende desde la decada de los anos 1942 hasta el 2012. 70 anos de violencia en Colombia, narrados con una prosa agil, vibrante y agradable, en donde describe su experiencia al describir los hechos de que fue victima, hasta que los Estados Unidos le concedio el asilo politico en el ano 2000. Todo ello enmarcado en un contexto historico. Hace fuertes criticas al liberalismo aplicado en Colombia y a sus lideres, culpandolos del estado actual en que se debate el Pais. Formula importantes correctivos a las Instituciones y a los partidos. Y plantea una interesante agenda de desarrollo. Este nuevo libro de su produccion literaria complementa su vision del mundo contemporaneo plasmada en su ensayo "Disquisicion sobre la Religion la Ciencia y el Estado," publicado por esta misma editorial.

Philosopher and historian Christian Jaramillo puts forward new and revolutionary approaches to understanding God, the stances that religions should adopt, the development of science, and the State's role in the pursuit of human freedom. By studying the evolution of mankind and its religious societies over the past thirteen thousand years, Jaramillo demonstrates that, through syncretism, man has ultimately worshipped the same one God under different names. The author reaffirms the existence of God, the validity of universal philosophers and the significance of religions in the construction of ancient and modern societies. In this book, Jaramillo proposes a new theology for life, rejects immortality after death, and unravels some of the religious myths that have created structural flaws for humanity in constructing their societies, such as the deterioration of human habitat, the destruction of ethnic groups and the many confrontations between races and peoples. Jaramillo denounces the powerful obsession of religions in controlling mankind through their influence over State decisions, to the detriment of the spiritual freedoms and inalienable natural liberties of man, which supersede the State and inhibit science. We believe that the works of this brilliant thinker will kick-start a revolution in theological, philosophical and social approaches all of which will remain the subject of hot debate in the coming centuries.