Made by Allah, archaeology, the duty

Author's name: Giorgio Agamben Publisher: Al-Jamal Publications for Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 2018 Brief about the book: In liturgy, the Christian sacrifice is offered once and repeated ritually, and the paradox is in redoing what cannot be redone. But this which returns makes religion a duty and law obligatory, and the relationship between performative or enacting acts and orders turns existence into an act in the trinitarian economy, where the essence is the spirituality of the act and not the doer of the act, the effect of the act itself and not the person performing it. Arabs used to say regarding the science of performers "All fruits and throw the branch into the fire" as an expression of the majesty of knowledge even if the teacher is corrupt. Similarly, the virtuous act is virtuous in itself and not by the one who performs it, and this is what Kantian ethics concluded regarding law, duty, and the categorical imperative.