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The Hatata, or Inquiry, of Zara Jacob and Walda Hewat
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Zara Yaqob's "The Hatata" is a seminal work in Africana philosophy, showcasing his unique blend of religious piety and rationalism.
He challenges traditional religious doctrines, urging readers to base their faith on personal reflection rather than blind acceptance.
The book explores themes of God's existence, the nature of truth, and the importance of critical thinking.
Yaqob's work also touches upon social issues like gender equality and the critique of slavery, making it a significant contribution to ethical and philosophical discourse.
His emphasis on individual reason and questioning of authority resonates with Enlightenment ideals.
He challenges traditional religious doctrines, urging readers to base their faith on personal reflection rather than blind acceptance.
The book explores themes of God's existence, the nature of truth, and the importance of critical thinking.
Yaqob's work also touches upon social issues like gender equality and the critique of slavery, making it a significant contribution to ethical and philosophical discourse.
His emphasis on individual reason and questioning of authority resonates with Enlightenment ideals.
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HAP 09 - In You I Take Shelter - Zera Yacob
