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Using the metaphor of a 'pebble in the shoe', Farhad Shafti critiques the Soroush–Alidoust debate, arguing that it focused on secondary functions instead of foundational questions. He poses eight key questions—from the definition of jurisprudence to the purpose of religion—whose neglect, he contends, rendered the discussion unproductive.
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