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Faces of Evil: A Philosophical Inquiry into the Igbo-African Understanding

Créateur:
Ignatius Nnaemeka Onwuatuegwu
Éditeur:
Uni
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The concept of evil is a complex and multifaceted idea that has been debated and studied by philosophers, theologians, and anthropologists for centuries. In the Igbo-African worldview, evil is understood through a tripartite framework consisting of the metaphysical, ethical, and moral dimensions. This paper provides a philosophical examination of these three dimensions of evil in the Igbo-African worldview. The metaphysical dimension explores the origins and nature of evil as a force in the world. The ethical dimension examines the moral responsibility of individuals for their actions and the consequences that arise from those actions. Finally, the moral dimension explores the role of society and community in shaping our understanding of good and evil. Through a careful examination of these three dimensions, this paper offers a comprehensive philosophical perspective on evil in the Igbo-African worldview.

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