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The question is asked from time to time, as to how Muslims find a way out of the “paradox of God and the Stone He cannot lift”. Continue reading
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One interesting argument I recently happened to read from the Atheist camp goes as follows in its logical structure:
Suppose that I am looking forward to a promotion in my job, but a moment comes when I suddenly find out that such a promotion will not occur, and I am disappointed at this shock. The atheist says that this feeling of disappointment and the knowledge of how it feels to be suddenly disappointed is only known to me, not to a supposed God. Continue reading
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I found an unusual question of a non-Muslim who asked, “Why does Existence exist?”[1]. For the purposes of the question, he can accept that angels, humans, and even God exists, but he wanted to know why existence as such exists. Continue reading
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Someone asked the question: “Why does God let there be so much suffering on Earth?” Sometimes this is followed by the declaration by certain people that: “Given that there is so much suffering on the Earth, it is impossible to believe in the existence of a wise God”. Continue reading
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We found the following light-hearted hypothetical scenario presented by a self-declared agnostic, and we believe it is important to present it and address the problems inherent in such an exposition. The agnostic said[1]:
I was once asked … Continue reading
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Certain atheists say something along the lines of: “Alright, suppose I accept that God exists and that He provides everything for us. But His giving us life, shelter, etc., does not necessitate our worshipping Him, or obeying Him. There is no connection between God giving us life and us being obliged to worship and obey God.” Continue reading
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In this article, we are going to discuss a question brought up by a non-Muslim with respect to Allah the Exalted and the possibility of hypothetically attributing injustice to Allah. The origin of this discussion was that the non-Muslim took offense to certain injunctions to Islam and said that a wise God could never order such things (such as for example, expansionist warfare). Continue reading
