A cultural-historical kaleidoscope of Christianity. When Hans Conrad Zander puts pen to paper, one can expect surprises: as a theologically educated satirist, he presents interesting information in a highly entertaining manner. This is also true in his new book, which offers a unique cultural-historical kaleidoscope of Christianity. In these vignettes, he presents Galileo Galilei as the archetype of the Christian martyr, lets Charles de Foucauld narrate the adventure of religion, has the great Protestant theologian Søren Kierkegaard defend celibacy, and much more.