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Darwin’s Dilemma: The Soul

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T The Real Nature of Matter and Vanishing Materialism
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For a materialist, realizing that we can never experience the
material world directly comes as a terrible disappointment. In a
materialist’s distorted world view, it is alarming and worrying to
realize that we are created with a soul bestowed on us by Allah and
that the material world consists of images shown to that soul. That
is because in the false religion of materialism, materialists worship
matter (Surely Allah is beyond that) and believe that lack of pur-
pose, lack of consciousness, and coincidences all manifest on Earth.
To be able to oppose the fact that they were created, they deny that
the universe has any beginning or end. They inexplicably espouse
the error that the universe is eternal and timeless. They make the
deceptive suggestion that unconscious processes explain the ori-
gins of the behavior of human beings, and birds, and worms,
claiming that all these are the product of a material world.
According to this distorted materialist perspective, in a human be-
ing’s internal world, there is no entity that perceives, thinks, and
takes decisions. Everything is supposedly the result of the physical
materials that constitute human beings, in other words, uncon-
scious cells, organelles and atoms.
In short, there is no room for anything immaterial in the false
world of materialism. The main reason for this materialist logic is
the attempt to oppose belief in Allah and to avoid believing in Him
and the Hereafter. The most important pretext and supposed evi-
dence that materialists put forward to refute belief in the existence
of Allah is the existence of matter. However, everything described
throughout the course of this book reinforces the scientifically
proven fact that matter, existing externally, is for us merely a copy.
All this does away with greatest evidence at materialism’s dis-
posal and manifestly eliminates it.
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