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TAKING THE QUR'AN AS A GUIDE

          about this subject: Who is it that perceives these electro-chemi-
          cal nervous impulses as images, sounds, odours and sensory
          events in the brain? There is a consciousness in the brain that
          perceives all this without feeling any need for eye, ear, and
          nose. To whom does this consciousness belong? There is no
          doubt that this consciousness does not belong to the nerves,
          the fat layer and neurons comprising the brain. This is why
          Darwinist-materialists, who believe that everything is com-
          prised of matter, cannot give any answer to these questions.
            For this consciousness is the spirit created by  Allah. The
          spirit needs neither the eye to watch the images, nor the ear to
          hear the sounds. Furthermore, nor does it need the brain to
          think.
            Everyone who reads this explicit and scientific fact should
          ponder on Almighty Allah, should fear Him and seek refuge in
          Him, He Who squeezes the entire universe in a pitch-dark
          place of a few cubic centimetres in a three-dimensional, col-
          ored, shadowy, and luminous form.

            A Materialist Faith
            The information we have presented so far shows us that the
          theory of evolution is a claim evidently at variance with scien-
          tific findings. The theory's claim on the origin of life is incon-
          sistent with science, the evolutionary mechanisms it proposes
          have no evolutionary power, and fossils demonstrate that the
          intermediate forms required by the theory never existed. So, it
          certainly follows that the theory of evolution should be
          pushed aside as an unscientific idea. This is how many ideas
          such as the earth-centered universe model have been taken out


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