Page 123 - The Silent Language Of Evil
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Harun Yahya

             Those who live their lives on the basis of emotionality are
        drawn into a great danger. If they do not escape from emotionality at
        once, it will prevent them from practicing religious morality and
        from acting in a way that will win Allah's favor.
             Those who enter such a spiritual state under satan's influence
        will begin to use emotionality as a silent language. Allah says in the
        Qur'an: "...Satan made their actions seem good to them and so de-
        barred them from the Way, even though they were intelligent peo-
        ple." (Surat al-'Ankabut: 38) The verse says that although people are
        aware, intelligent, rational and able to avoid evil, those who act
        using the methods of satan instead of the morality of the Qur'an will
        stray from the true path.
             These people use emotionality as a ploy against those around
        them. In difficult moments when they wish to make people believe
        that they are sincere, well-intentioned and innocent, they resort to
        emotionality as their most effective way. At the same time, they see
        this as a way to express their inner resentments, anger and jealousy,
        to insist on getting what they want, and to conceal their avarice and
        weakness. By assuming such a character by satan's intimations, they
        can send many silent messages to those around them.

             But when we say the word "emotionality," we must not think of
        certain familiar ways of behavior. Satan teaches those under his in-
        fluence all the filthy riches of this morality. The following pages will
        consider the insidious methods of those who use emotionality as a
        secret language and the hidden messages they want to convey
        through these and thus reveal the game that satan plays with these
        people.






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