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publishing houses and the music industry, who consider themselves
"enlightened," are people who believe in Darwinism as a religion.
Hence, when a young person attends a university, he is under the
influence of Darwinist teachers; when he goes to a book fair, he finds
Darwinist and atheist books; at the theater or in an art gallery the same
messages are etched into his brain. Thus, an irreligious understanding
takes the educational sector of society under its influence and is
handed on from generation to generation.
Those who have fallen under the influence of this moralist
understanding believe that Darwinism is scientific fact. They accept it
blindly and regard true religion as a traditional belief espoused by
uneducated groups of people, as described in the Qur’Œn:
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However, true religion, that is, IslŒm, has nothing to do with
tradition; it is the absolute truth revealed by AllŒh, who created and
guided mankind. Those who have been deceived by Darwinism have
dulled consciousness insofar as they are unable to grasp this truth. In
order to expose this false religion and lift the curtain of heedlessness
that has fallen over society, Darwinism and materialist philosophies
must be invalidated by scientific methods.
The Religion of Darwinism Has Taboos Which
May Not Be Questioned
Regardless of the fact that the Darwinist religion is merely a
product of demagoguery, it has come to occupy an influential position
in people's minds. They are not able to question it because it is
forbidden to ask questions; this religion demands unconditional faith.
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