Summary:
"Zur neuen Lehre: Betrachtungen" by H. Druskowitz is a philosophical treatise written in the late 19th century. The work advocates for a new worldview that seeks to replace conventional religious beliefs with a system grounded in modern philosophy and the natural sciences. Druskowitz explores the decline of traditional religion and emphasizes the need for an intellectual framework that fulfills human existential and moral needs without relying on outdated dogma. The opening of the book outlines Druskowitz’s ambition to articulate a new philosophy that moves beyond the constraints of traditional religious thought. He critiques the inability of previous philosophers to establish a comprehensive worldview that addresses the modern human experience. Instead, Druskowitz proposes that this "new teaching" will arise from an understanding of the highest philosophical and scientific insights, suggesting that humanity is on the brink of a significant transformation. Through this discussion, he sets the stage to explore how a new philosophy can provide a deeper sense of purpose and fulfillment for individuals and society at large. (This is an automatically generated summary.)