Safuu: The indigenous Oromo moral thought
January-July 2021 - Vol 9 Num. 1
Human beings have diligently attempted to answer the question of “how one ought to live” since their existence as a social being. Every society and every individual has attempted to answer the question in accordance with their own particular problem and social structures. Different attempts have been made, and...
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