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Is Death The Only Reason To Believe In Allah
What if i say that mainly death is reason to believe in Allah..
As a neutral what if there is nothing after death?
What will be the implications?
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Is Death The Only Reason To Believe In Allah
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Death does serve as a powerful reminder but the arguments for existence of God are based on rational arguments ranging from intuitive arguments to empirical evidence. You’re requested to please go through the following thread for details:
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I sometimes wonder, how did we assume there is nothing after death? When did we coin the term neutral to an assumption without any evidence? We exist as a consciousness, and we have come from somewhere. We are currently not a product of abiogenesis. Our organic body is different from other organic materials because of this something that we call consciousness. There is nothing neutral in itself. The opinion of life after or no life after is a bias. We were nothing and then we are then we will be nothing then we should be, that seems to be more of the math than meets the eye.
Death is not the only reason, our entire existence is a reason, our entire universe is a reason. A simple organic material that grows to such an extent with its immaterial sense that it conquers all, cannot be a product of a material source.
Just some thoughts of feeble a mind who sees the handiwork of a supreme entity. If we can create AI, an algorithm from our mind then why can’t a supreme mind create us?
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