Deutsche Thesen gegen den Papst und seine Dunkelmänner - Antikatholische Erzählungen

The narrative explores the consequences of blind faith in the Dalai Lama during a tumultuous period in German history, leading to civil strife and chaos from 1076 to 1106. It portrays the decline of a once-great emperor who, despite his enlightenment, succumbs to the madness fueled by his subjects' beliefs in a foreign deity. Oskar Panizza, a prominent satirist and writer, critiques the destructive power of delusional faith through this historical lens, showcasing the absurdities of religious fervor in his main work, "Das Liebeskonzil."