🔍Proving God's existence through logical reasoning
🌟The Quran's miracles as evidence of its authenticity
🤝The compatibility of science and belief in God
🌍Islam's pure monotheism and understanding of God
💡Understanding the fallacy of infinite possibilities
Can you prove God's existence in one minute?
—God's existence can be proven through logical reasoning and the concept of a necessary being. Just as Google requires the internet, which requires computers, which require human beings, there must be a self-sufficient and necessary being that explains the existence of everything.
Can God create a rock that He cannot lift?
—This question is invalid because it is self-contradictory. The moment God creates a rock too heavy for Him to lift, He becomes not powerful. There are certain things, like logically contradictory tasks, that cannot exist.
Can there be more than one creator?
—No, because if there were more than one creator, they would become dependent and not self-sufficient. One necessary and self-sufficient being is required to explain the existence of everything.
Why Islam when there are many other religions?
—Islam offers a true understanding of monotheism and the worship of God. The Quran contains unique miracles and is a preserved scripture. Other religions may have contradictions or historical inaccuracies, while Islam stands out with its pure monotheistic belief and authentic scripture.
How can you believe in God when scientists couldn't figure it out?
—Science deals with the physical world and the five senses, while the existence of God is beyond the physical. Just like scientists believe in unseen phenomena like dark matter, the belief in God is a matter of logical reasoning and rationality.
00:10God's existence can be understood through logical reasoning and rationality.
00:56The Quran contains miracles as evidence of its authenticity and divine origin.
08:15Science and the belief in God are not contradictory.
05:35Islam offers a pure monotheistic understanding of God that is unparalleled.
10:30Understanding the fallacy of infinite possibilities in relation to God's existence.
