Summary
This article by Dr. Raida Jarrar concludes the series by inviting readers to sincerely seek the truth through reason, reflection, and revelation. It emphasizes that belief in Allah is supported by evidence and encourages every person to respond to the Creator's guidance.
CONCLUSION
The amazing miracles of atheism
In summary, we believe in God because nothing makes sense without God. Without God we have to believe in miracles!
Figure 3: Miracles of Atheism (https://images.app.goo.gl/hMf1bAqLHzaCKwSA9)
- Without God, we have to believe that a universe happened, by chance, to create itself and everything else, without any agency whatsoever, for no purpose whatsoever. It rearranged itself—again for no purpose—in orderly orbits, following steady interrelated laws, then gave itself the ability to repeat and reproduce the same bits and patterns, again for no purpose; yet without randomness, interruption or variation.
- Without God, we have to believe that intelligence and language can somehow spring from dumb irrational sources.
- Without God, we have to believe that a giant encrypted information pack with ultimate execution powers—the DNA—coded itself, for no reason, and then translated itself to flesh, blood, tissue and trillions of cells for other complex functions.
- Without God we have to believe that dead matter can spontaneously come alive —again for no purpose
- Without God we have to adopt infinitesimally small probabilities and assume amazing luck to explain the extreme fine-tuning and precision discovered throughout the universe.
- Without God we have to believe that non-material values such as morality, free choice, consciousness, etc. can somehow spring from dumb, unfeeling, amoral chemicals —which cannot give what they don’t have and which don’t even “understand” what they are supposedly giving.
- Non-believers have a confusing relationship with universal laws. On one hand they rely on the principle of causality to practice science and live their daily lives. On the other hand, they ignore causality when explaining the emergence of the universe and the emergence of life.
- On one hand, they practice extreme design and planning, employ the best brainpower and dissect and analyze countless living creatures in continuously failing attempts to imitate God’s creation and produce the simplest living creature. On the other hand, they deny any plan, intention or design in the production of the huge variety of life forms on Earth and attribute it to randomness and chance.
- Non-believers disparage religion as a philosophy, yet they make the most outrageous philosophical statements such as: “Science is the only way to truth.”
- As Paul Davies points out: “All cosmological models are constructed by augmenting the results of observations by a philosophical principle.” (https://arxiv.org/pdf/astro-ph/0403047.pdf, 1, Para. 2)
- Non-believers practice self-deceit, calling God by any other name; while they grant God-like unique creative powers to dumb physical processes such as natural selection, gravity, etc.
- They devalue the human mind and cast doubt on its ability to rationalize and reach truthful conclusions; then they practice a “stolen concept fallacy” (Part 10) when they use rational cognitive processes to practice science and reach scientific conclusions.
- Evolutionists use effects (fractions of bones) to deduce a cause (one origin for all creation.) Yet they object when theists use effects (a universe following uniform laws) to deduce a single Creator.
- Same method of induction—neither side has any experimental or first-hand observational evidence; yet one is deemed “scientific” while the other is discarded as “unscientific.”
- Non-believers deny any reliable truth in the Bible and Quran—the two most read books on the planet—yet they treat unsubstantiated Wikipedia attacks on the prophets and religion as “gospel truth.”
- Non-believers demand human rights and justice for all, yet believe that Hitler and the millions he killed will all have the same final ending: no judgment, accountability, reward or punishment.
- Non-believers practice hypocrisy in fighting “religious indoctrination” while they hold atheist camps for youth and indoctrinate school children in Darwin’s tree of life and Haeckel’s diagrams —despite the proven fraudulence of the latter and the discrediting science against the former.
…To be cononcluded in Part 27
Frequently Asked Question
Answering the most relevant questions to help you better understand the article.
The article serves as the conclusion of the series, encouraging readers to honestly examine the evidence for Allah’s existence, reflect on life’s purpose, and respond sincerely to divine guidance rather than following assumptions or inherited beliefs.
The article urges readers to approach the search for truth with sincerity, humility, and an open mind. It encourages using reason, observation, and revelation together when evaluating questions about God and existence.
The article explains that belief in Allah is supported by multiple forms of evidence, including rational arguments, observations of creation, the message of the prophets, and divine revelation preserved in the Qur’an.
The article explains that every individual is responsible for sincerely seeking the truth and responding to it. It encourages readers not to rely solely on cultural traditions or popular opinions when making decisions about faith.
The article presents Islam as a universal call to worship Allah alone, follow His guidance, and prepare for the Hereafter. It emphasizes that this invitation is extended to all people regardless of their background.
The article presents the Qur’an as Allah’s preserved revelation and encourages readers to study it directly. It describes the Qur’an as a source of guidance for those sincerely searching for the truth.
The article encourages readers to continue learning, ask honest questions, seek authentic knowledge, and sincerely turn to Allah for guidance while evaluating life’s most important questions.
The article brings together the series’ discussions on the existence of God, purpose of life, morality, science, revelation, and accountability, presenting them as evidence supporting the Islamic worldview.
The article is intended for anyone exploring questions about God, atheism, or the purpose of life. It invites believers, skeptics, and seekers alike to examine the evidence thoughtfully and sincerely.
The article concludes that the search for truth should lead to recognizing Allah as the Creator and following His guidance. It encourages every reader to reflect deeply, seek knowledge sincerely, and respond to the evidence with humility and faith.
