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THE QUR'AN LEADS THE W A Y TO SCIENCE

Believing Scientists' "Eagerness to Serve"
Because scientists who believe in God's oneness and omnipotence have
no desire for worldly gain, such as status, rank, reputation, or money,
their efforts in scientific research are sincere. They know that every
mystery of the universe they unravel will increase mankind's
understanding of God, helping to reveal God's infinite power and
knowledge. Confirming God's existence for humanity, demonstrating to it
the reality of creation, is a truly important act of worship for a believer.
Driven by such sincere concerns, believing scientists conduct important
extensive research with a great enthusiasm, to discover the laws of the
universe, the miraculous systems in nature, and the perfect mechanisms
and intelligent behaviors in living things. They achieve great results and
make tremendous progress. They never falter in the face of the problems
they encounter, nor do they lose heart when they fail to be appreciated by
others. They only seek to gain God's approval for the work they do.
They strive to serve other believers purely for God's good pleasure.
And, they recognize no limits to their endeavor. They do their best to be
of utmost use to people, and to serve them in the best way. Furthermore,
their sincere efforts make them highly productive, and their studies lead
to positive results.

Every living thing in the
universe has a perfect
design. For instance, just
Myelin (enclosure)
as physicist Lipson put it, a
tiny nerve is a masterpiece
of electrical engineering.

Axon

Cell body

Dendrite

Cell nucleus

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