A precise, elegant indictment — dressed in silk but written with a knife. De Brueys, once a Calvinist himself, writes with the clarity of a man who escaped the fire and never forgave it. Histoire du Fanatisme de Notre Temps is not merely theological commentary — it is an autopsy. Fanaticism laid bare: its language, its sickness, its power to twist truth into violence.

There is no shouting here. Just cold, exquisite dismantling. Every page is a quiet war against false certainty — not for tolerance, but for control. You read it and feel a different kind of fear: the fear of reason used like a weapon, beautifully.

Rare, unsettling, and eerily relevant — a document of religious fracture dressed as moral clarity

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