Instincts, such as self-sacrifice, are scientifically unexplainable and are sufficient to “overthrow” the theory of natural selection, as Darwin stated himself. Part 2: What the Quran has to say about instinct.
In this video, Dr. Fadel Soliman and Dr. Muhammad Alagroudy discuss some of the facts that prove the divine nature of the Quran. They further explain some reasons why the Quran couldn't have been authored by a human being.
Slavery is illegal in all Muslim countries. The article
outlines the humane rules of Shariah for dealing with slaves when it
existed. References are made to the primary sources of Islam: the Quran and the
instructions of Prophet Muhammad. Also, some interesting historical
observations are made.
Divine creation is the most compelling
explanation for fine-tuning of the universe after looking at all other possible
explanations. 2. Science is limited by its nature and thus cannot
provide definite answers. 3. Similar reflections from ancient camel
riders to modern-day thinkers tell us that the ‘evidence’ for God is equally
accessible to everyone.
The inability of Arabs during the time of the
Prophet, the Arabs after him, and non-Arabs to meet the challenge of the Quran:
to produce anything similar to it.
Tired of the unanswered questions in his faith, a truth seeker seeks enlightment in Eastern religions, tribal religions, and finally finds it in Islam.
The supposed discord between religion and science is a relatively new belief, mainly one brought about by theories of atheists, but many scientists in the past and present see a harmony and coherence unexplained by science. Part 1: Religion and Science according to atheists.
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