Jose Antonio Marina prosigue su trabajo de «detective cultural», con un caso extraordinariamente complicado, que los recientes acontecimientos han puesto de actualidad: Dios y la religion. La investigacion ha llevado al autor a conclusiones que no esperaba. En primer lugar a una negacion de la teologia. Despues,a una teologia afirmativa, pero tautologica. Y, por ultimo, a la necesidad de encaminarse hacia unas religiones de segunda generacion, que se sometan a un criterio etico universal, y que admitan la distincion entre verdades privadas y verdades publicas. Al final de la obra se esboza lo que podria ser el marco etico aceptable para las religiones actuales. Algo que las religiones tardaran en aceptar, pero que acabaran sin duda haciendo. / José Antonio Marina continues with his work as a cultural detective, this time with an extraordinarily complicated case, which recent events have propelled into the limelight: God and religion. This research has led the author to conclusions that he was not expecting. Firstly, it led him to a denial of theology. Then to an affirmative theology, but tautological. And finally, to the need to head towards second generation religions which are subject to universal ethical criteria, and allow for the distinction between private truths and public truths. At the end of this work there is an outline for what could be the acceptable ethical brand for current religions. This is something which although it would be slow to take hold, religions would be sure to eventually accept. --Este texto se refiere a la edición Paperback .