Le Face à Face d’un philosophe musulman et d’un Rabbin | Ousmane Timera vs Rabbin Kitoko
Les Funérailles des Tabous
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What if the three major monotheistic religions all had African roots? Why is this something no one really talks about?
Does God belong to a culture, a race, a tradition? Or is He a universal answer to a quest shared by all human beings, regardless of where they were born? These questions are unsettling. They challenge inherited certainties, identities built on beliefs that no one has ever had the courage to openly question.
In this episode of Funeral of Taboos, we delve into the heart of a philosophical, theological, and historical debate as profound as it is necessary. Our guests deconstruct preconceived notions about Islam, Christianity, and Judaism—and reveal their often-ignored connections to the African continent. Because before being identity-based religions, these traditions were born in a geographical and human space that directly touches upon the history of Africa.
We also explore the role of African spiritual traditions in shaping universal values: justice, the unity of humankind, and the fight against oppression. These values predate modern religious categories and could serve as the foundation for a strong, enlightened, and sovereign African project.
Philosophy, anthropology, history, and spirituality intersect in a unique exchange, free from dogma and taboo.
Because understanding where God comes from is also understanding where we come from.
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🎙️ Guests:
OUSMANE TIMERA
To read his books:
"Lyre le Coran" 👉 https://amzn.to/46e22nZ
"L'art de méditer" (Paperback) 👉 https://amzn.to/3LIteoa
RABBIN KITOKO
To read his book: "Le livre noir des deuxièmes indépendances: PAR LE GRAND RABBI D’AFRIQUE - CHEF TRADITIONNEL KONGO" (Paperback) 👉 https://amzn.to/4q9gdBT
CHAPTER:
00:00 – Introduction: religion, spirituality, the quest for meaning
01:00 – Guest introductions
03:00 – Religious origins in Africa
07:00 – Universal God and human spirituality
15:00 – African identity and traditions
23:30 – Science, Tradition, and Religion
35:30 – Justice, Human Unity, and Spirituality
45:00 – Obstacles to African Unity
1:03:00 – Closing Remarks and Final Reflections
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#FuneralOfTaboos #AfricanDiaspora #AfricanCulture
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Cela dit, je reste critique sur son discours. Contrairement à ce que l’on pourrait croire, je ne trouve pas qu’il parle particulièrement bien : sa manière d’aligner des mots soutenus donne souvent des phrases maladroites, lourdes, qui révèlent davantage des lacunes dans son discours qu’une véritable profondeur. Le propos paraît travaillé en surface, mais manque souvent de substance. J’ai aussi le sentiment qu’il manque parfois de modestie et qu’il s’appuie trop sur son titre de docteur en philosophie pour légitimer ses idées, alors que celles-ci gagneraient à être plus claires et plus humbles.
Dieu parle a celui qui réfléchit
Très bonne émission !!!
Merci Ousmane Timera 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
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Le Face à Face d’un philosophe musulman et d’un Rabbin | Ousmane Timera vs Rabbin Kitoko
Les Funérailles des Tabous
143,515 views
What if the three major monotheistic religions all had African roots? Why is this something no one really talks about?
Does God belong to a culture, a race, a tradition? Or is He a universal answer to a quest shared by all human beings, regardless of where they were born? These questions are unsettling. They challenge inherited certainties, identities built on beliefs that no one has ever had the courage to openly question.
In this episode of Funeral of Taboos, we delve into the heart of a philosophical, theological, and historical debate as profound as it is necessary. Our guests deconstruct preconceived notions about Islam, Christianity, and Judaism—and reveal their often-ignored connections to the African continent. Because before being identity-based religions, these traditions were born in a geographical and human space that directly touches upon the history of Africa.
We also explore the role of African spiritual traditions in shaping universal values: justice, the unity of humankind, and the fight against oppression. These values predate modern religious categories and could serve as the foundation for a strong, enlightened, and sovereign African project.
Philosophy, anthropology, history, and spirituality intersect in a unique exchange, free from dogma and taboo.
Because understanding where God comes from is also understanding where we come from.
🎙️ A people who don't fund their media let others tell their story. 📜 Act now!
🔥 Our cause, our mission, our commitment—support us! 👇🏿
https://go.lesfuneraillesdestabous.co...
🔔 Subscribe to stay up-to-date on future episodes of Funérailles des Tabous and join the community that dares to break the silence.
🎙️ Guests:
OUSMANE TIMERA
To read his books:
"Lyre le Coran" 👉 https://amzn.to/46e22nZ
"L'art de méditer" (Paperback) 👉 https://amzn.to/3LIteoa
RABBIN KITOKO
To read his book: "Le livre noir des deuxièmes indépendances: PAR LE GRAND RABBI D’AFRIQUE - CHEF TRADITIONNEL KONGO" (Paperback) 👉 https://amzn.to/4q9gdBT
CHAPTER:
00:00 – Introduction: religion, spirituality, the quest for meaning
01:00 – Guest introductions
03:00 – Religious origins in Africa
07:00 – Universal God and human spirituality
15:00 – African identity and traditions
23:30 – Science, Tradition, and Religion
35:30 – Justice, Human Unity, and Spirituality
45:00 – Obstacles to African Unity
1:03:00 – Closing Remarks and Final Reflections
____________________________________
#FuneralOfTaboos #AfricanDiaspora #AfricanCulture
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