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This chapter explores the intersection of tradition and reason that provides the basis for the remainder of the study. First, there is an investigation into the epistemological framework of Abū Manṣūr al-Māturīdī’s theology. Then, the sources and subsequent development of his kalām tradition are examined. The final section looks at key figures in Western philosophy since Kant, identifying Edmund Husserl and Alasdair MacIntyre as especially important for the book’s theological project.
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