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Texts on the Attitude to Religion
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The book “Texts on the Attitude to Religion” deals with various opinions and intellectual positions on religion and its impact on society, reviewing the intellectual and philosophical aspects related to it.
One of the paradoxes of our modern history, which is difficult to count, is that this East, in which religion was born, did not, in its modern history, give birth to criticism of religion; because the rising classes that dared to criticize religion in the modern history of Europe were not exempted by our modern history except as aborted classes that fear criticism and revolution more than the clergy and statesmen themselves fear them.
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$14.00The author of the book states that after spending ten years in the company of Ibn Khaldun’s Muqaddimah, he concluded that: There are still many angles that need more research despite the many studies and writings about Ibn Khaldun and his most famous book, the Muqaddimah. He also concluded that corrections must be made to return Khaldunian thought to its original framework and preserve its entirety and true identity. And its readings according to the circumstances of his social experience, his personal concerns, and his modern context.
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