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Mohammed Girma

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political philosophy/theology | philosophy of culture | global theology | Lecturer @Stmellitus | Research Asc @UPTuks | Visiting Lectuer @RoehamptonUni
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Mind the Doxastic Space: Examining the Social Epistemology of the Ethiopian Wax and Gold Tradition

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By Mohammed Girma
| MDPI
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Ethiopia: How can religion save the nation?

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By Mohammed Girma
| The Africa Report Verified
A nation with a long but turbulent history and a rich religious heritage has struggled to shrug off the vices holding it back from moving forward. This, however, is not for a lack of opportunity. The nation lays claim to cultural and religious values which could have been nurtured, re-calibrated, and developed to foster peaceful cohabitation. Moreover, history has afforded Ethiopia many chances to find a unifying formula and move to a more democratic dispensation.
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African Arguments

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By Mohammed Girma, Robtel Pailey, Simukai Tinhu
| African Arguments Verified
Ethiopia is crying out for a new social covenant that centred on the “we” of humanity, not for the “us versus them” of politics. Timkat celebrations, Lalebela, Ethiopia. Credit: Robert Wilson. Ethiopia lays claim to cultural and religious values that could have been nurtured, re-calibrated, and developed to foster peaceful cohabitation. Moreover, history has afforded it many chances to find a unifying formula and move to a more democratic dispensation.
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