This book documents the actions and behaviors of Christianity, beyond all institutional and religious barriers. It narrates the history of the steady connection between so-called secular and ecclesiastical politics, along with the impacts of this religion on the people: regarding crime in foreign policy, in agricultural, commercial, and economic policies, in educational policy, in culture, in censorship, in the ongoing spread of ignorance and superstition, for the ruthless exploitation of sexual ethics, marital and criminal law.

It writes about the criminality of clergy, as it has manifested over the centuries with private enrichment, the bargaining of offices, the worship of miracles and relics, various forms of distortion, etc.

In short: it chronicles the history of a crime throughout the entirety of state, ecclesiastical, and social life of Christianity.

(Karlheinz Deschner)

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]