فیلیپ کرینبروک

فیلیپ کرینبروک ایران‌شناس اهل هلند و رئیس مرکز مطالعات ایرانی دانشگاه گوتینگن در آلمان است. وی دوره کارشناسی را در سال ۱۹۶۶ تا ۱۹۷۰ میلادی در دانشگاه آمستردام در رشته زبان فارسی و عربی و کارشناسی ارشد را در رشته زبان فارسی و تاریخ مذاهب ایرانی در دوره باستان و میانه به اتمام رساند. او در دانشگاه لندن با تحقیق بر سنن زرتشتی مدرک دکترایش را دریافت کرد.
پژوهش‌های وی در زمینه زبان‌های ایرانی همچون فارسی، کردی، بلوچی و پشتو و آیین‌های ایرانی همچون آیین زرتشت، آیین میترا، آیین اهل حق، آیین یزیدی و برخی دیگر از طریقت‌های مذهبی در مناطق کردنشین است.
اظهارات
کرینبروک معتقد است که ارائه نسخه‌ای از دین بر پایه بمباران تبلیغاتی و پروپاگاندای شبانه روزی، بسیاری از ایرانیان را از اسلام دور کرده است. به گفته کرینبروک، برخی از ایرانیان نیاز معنوی خود را در این کشاکش با باور به آموزه‌های زرتشت و حتی بودیسم جستجو کرده‌اند و تعجبی ندارد که در این بین عده‌ای نیز ایمان به وجود خدا را از دست داده و خود را آتئیست بنامند.
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