Musician and author Kristian Leth takes a closer look at the Bible, which he calls the world's most important book. In this lecture he explores how its roughly 2,000-year-old texts still shape our everyday lives, our surroundings and how we understand ourselves.
The talk is respectful and non-dogmatic, but it challenges both believers and atheists to rethink their understanding of the texts that have formed the culture and society we live in today. Leth, who is based in Brooklyn, is known in Denmark for his weekly radio programme "Biblen Leth fortalt" and his book "Verdens vigtigste bog", which was nominated for the Politiken literature prize.
Leth is also giving the same talk at other venues in Denmark in November, including Aalborg, Viby J and Vejle.
